In pictures: Bali Terror Bombings
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Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 9:28 AM ET
Indonesian firefighters spray water on charred bodies and twisted wreakage in this October 13, 2002 file photo, after a powerful bomb ripped through a nightclub in the main Kuta Beach tourist area on Indonesia's resort island of Bali. Up to three explosions rocked popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1, 2005 and local television and witnesses said there had been casualties. The explosions come almost exactly three years since Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs in Kuta in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/Stringer -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 9:28 AM ET
A general view of the scene of a bomb blast in Kuta in this October 17, 2002 file photo. Up to three explosions rocked popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1, 2005 and local television and witnesses said there had been casualties. The explosions come almost exactly three years since Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs in Kuta in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/Jonathan Drake -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 9:37 AM ET
Hindu priests pray and make offerings at the bomb blast site in Kuta on the predominately-Hindu resort island in Bali in this November 11, 2002 file photo. Up to three explosions rocked popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1, 2005 and local television and witnesses said there had been casualties. The explosions come almost exactly three years since Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs in Kuta in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/Beawiharta -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 9:38 AM ET
Balinese woman Ida Ayu Mutriani prays for victims of a bomb blast during a private ceremony on the beach in Kuta as a surfer emerges from the water in this October 16, 2002 file photo. Up to three explosions rocked popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1, 2005 and local television and witnesses said there had been casualties. The explosions come almost exactly three years since Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs in Kuta in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/Beawiharta -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1, 9:40 AM ET
Armed Indonesian police walk past a wreath placed on a destroyed car at the scene of a bomb blast in Kuta on the Indonesian resort island of Bali in this October 14, 2002 file photo. Up to three explosions rocked popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on October 1, 2005 and local television and witnesses said there had been casualties. The explosions come almost exactly three years since Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs in Kuta in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/Jonathan Drake -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:29 AM ET
A man shows his emotions near to the scene of a blast in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct.1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Metro TV via APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:31 AM ET
A police officer gestures in this scene from television near to the scene of a blast in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct.1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Metro TV via APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:34 AM ET
The Raja restaurant in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct.1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Metro TV via APTN) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1,10:34 AM ET
A view of Kuta beach from a bungee jumping tower on the Indonesian resort island of Bali is seen in this May 29, 2005 file photo. Up to three explosions rocked popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on October 1, 2005. At least three people were killed in a blast in the Kuta beach area police on the scene said. The explosions come almost exactly three years since Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs in Kuta in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:36 AM ET
People search among the debris in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct.1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and a restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Metro TV via APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:38 AM ET
A body lies wrapped in a cloth on a stretcher after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct.1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Metro TV via APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:39 AM ET
The Raja restaurant in Kuta seen in this image from television after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct.1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Metro TV via APTN) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1,10:41 AM ET
Video grab show police at scene of bomb blast in Kuta on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 1, 2005. Up to three explosions rocked popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali on October 1, 2005. At least three people were killed in a blast in the Kuta beach area police on the scene said. The explosions come almost exactly three years since Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs in Kuta in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/SCTV via Reuters TV -
AP - Sat Oct 1,10:51 AM ET
Broken glass litters the street outside a restaurant in Kuta in this image from television after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct.1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and a restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Metro TV via APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,11:54 AM ET
Frame from TV of the Raja restaurant in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,11:56 AM ET
Frame from TV of the scene in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,11:57 AM ET
Frame from TV of the scene in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,11:58 AM ET
Frame from TV of the scene in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,12:00 PM ET
Frame from TV of the scene in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / APTN) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,12:00 PM ET
Frame from TV of the scene in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least eight people and wounding 13 others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / APTN) -
Reuters - Sat Oct 1,12:40 PM ET
Indonesia's President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono makes a statement after two bomb blasts ripped through popular tourist areas on the Indonesian resort island of Bali, in Jakarta October 1, 2005. The blasts killed at least 17 people including foreigners and wounded dozens more, officials said. Yudhoyono condemned the nearly simultaneous blasts, which come three years since militants linked to al Qaeda bombed two nightclubs on Bali's Kuta Beach in October 2002, killing 202 people, mainly foreign tourists. REUTERS/Metro TV via Reuters TV -
AP - Sat Oct 1,12:47 PM ET
Police pass a damaged shop opposite Raja's restaurant in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least 19 people and wounding scores of others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press.(AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) -
AP - Sat Oct 1,12:49 PM ET
Police at Raja's restaurant in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least 19 people and wounding scores of others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press.(AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 1:07 PM ET
Police carry debris at Raja's restaurant in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least 19 people and wounding scores of others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Firdia Lisnawati) -
AP - Sat Oct 1, 1:11 PM ET
The scene at Raja's restaurant in Kuta after bombs went off almost simultaneously Saturday Oct. 1 2005 in two tourist areas of the Indonesian resort island of Bali, killing at least 19 people and wounding scores of others, police and hospital officials said. Foreign tourists were among the victims. The blasts at Jimbaran beach and the restaurant in a bustling outdoor shopping district in downtown Kuta 'were clearly the work of terrorists,' Maj. Gen. Police Ansyaad Mbai, a top Indonesian anti-terrorism official, told The Associated Press. (AP Photo / Firdia Lisnawati)