Indonesia accusing al-Qaida of bombings

Indonesia is accusing al-Qaida and allied local militants of being behind the Bali bomb attacks that killed at least 188 people.

Mon, 14 Oct, 2002 - 17:20

Indonesia is accusing al-Qaida and allied local militants of being behind the Bali bomb attacks that killed at least 188 people.

The FBI and experts from Australia and Britain have joined the investigations.

Over 300 people were injured while 220 Australians remain unaccounted for.

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