Edisi 13 Oktober 2011 | International Bali Post

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Australian tourists look at the Bali bombing memorial as they pay their respect to victims who were killed in terrorists’ attacks on two nightclubs in Kuta, Bali, Indonesia, Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011 to mark the 9th anniversary of the 2002 bombings that killed 202 people.

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Denpasar – The commemoration of the first Bali Bombing Tragedy which is entering the ninth year was held on the office of Australian Consul in Renon, on Wednesday, October 12, 2011. Australian Ambassador for Indonesia, Greg Moriarty, stated that to commemorate the tragedy, praying was held by the consul.

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The event was joined by Australian in Bali and some of the families of the victim of the Bali Bombing tragedy. “Let’s us gather here to commemorate the one whose life is changing due to the bomb tragedy,” Greg said. The event was also held to the survivors of the tragedy and also the officers and volunteers who risk their life to help the victims.

In his opening speech, Greg stated that the tragedy which happened in Legian killed 202 people. However he is convince that terrorism will not rule Indonesia and no one must live in fear. “We are quite certain that terrorism will not happen again in Indonesia. We all must try to forget it and to prevent it from happening,” he said.

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JAKARTA — An Indonesian militant accused of making the explosives used in the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people claims he opposed the nightclub attacks. Umar Patek was captured on Jan. 25 in Abbottabad, the same town in Pakistan where Osama bin Laden was killed months later. He was returned home to stand trial.

Patek said that his role in the bombings has been overplayed. Patek said he told the mastermind of the attack, Imam Samudra, it made more sense to wage holy war in Pakistan, where Muslims were under direct attack. He said the plans were already in the final stages and there was “no way” to call them off. Indonesia, a predominantly Muslim nation, has been hit by a string of terrorist attacks since 2002.


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