Indonesian police say they have arrested 13 more individuals on suspicion of involvement in a wave of bombings across the country. A police spokesperson stated that the arrests were made based on information received from those accused of being involved in the bombing at the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta. According to him, investigators are still in the process of gathering charges against the 13 suspects, who are accused of planning new terrorist attacks. Meanwhile, on Tuesday, an appeals court in Bali upheld the death sentence of Amrozi, the first person to be sentenced to death by firing squad for his role in the bombing of a nightclub last year, which killed 202 people.
Indonesian Police Arrest 13 Suspects in Nationwide Bombing Wave - 2003-09-16
Indonesian police have arrested 13 suspects linked to a series of bombings, based on information from those involved in the Marriott Hotel bombing. An appeals court also confirmed the death sentence of Amrozi, who played a role in a nightclub bombing that resulted in 202 deaths. These developments highlight ongoing security concerns in Indonesia related to terrorism.
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📰 What Happened
Indonesian police arrested 13 suspects linked to bombings, including Marriott Hotel attack.
- Indonesian police arrest 13 suspects
- Bali appeals court uphold Amrozi
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The arrests indicate continued efforts to combat terrorism in Indonesia.
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