In pictures: Bali Terror Bombings

last SG · 2005-10-02T10:51:30+00:00

In the morning, locals and tourists gathered to see the aftermath on Jimbaran beach.

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AFP/Bali Police - Mon Oct 3, 4:46 AM ET
This video grab made available by Bali police shows a huge blast after a suspected suicide bomber allegedly detonated an explosive device inside the Raja restaurant in Kuta Square in Bali. Indonesian police were hunting the suspects who helped suicide bombers attack the resort of Bali, leaving at least 19 dead and raising fears of more violence from Islamic militant(AFP/Bali Police)

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AFP/File - Mon Oct 3, 4:46 AM ET
A policeman inspects the scene of a bomb attack in the Jimbaran district of Bali island. Indonesian police showed reporters on Sunday footage of one of three attacks on the resort island in which three suicide bombers killed at least 19 people and injured more than 120(AFP/File/Bay Ismoyo)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 4:48 AM ET
David Burton, director of International Monetary Fund's Asia and Pacific Department, listens to a reporter's question during a press conference in Tokyo Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. He said Saturday's bombings on the Indonesian resort island of Bali are not likely to have a big impact on the Indonesian economy, amid fears over the damage the attacks may have inflicted on Indonesia's tourism industry. (AP Photo/Koji Sasahara)

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Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 4:48 AM ET
A Balinese man uses his mobile phone to take a picture during the cremation of I Gusti Ketut Sudana, 33, who was killed in a weekend bomb blast at a bar in Kuta, in Tuban on the Indonesian island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings that killed up to 27 people and wounded 122. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

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AFP - Mon Oct 3, 4:48 AM ET
Relatives carry the coffin of a victim of the Bali bomb blast. Indonesian police were hunting the suspects who helped suicide bombers attack the resort of Bali, leaving at least 19 dead and raising fears of more violence from Islamic militants(AFP/Jewel Samad)

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AFP/File - Mon Oct 3, 4:48 AM ET
Indonesian policemen cordon off the site of bomb blasts in Jimbaran, on Bali island. The security force was hunting the suspects who helped suicide bombers attack the resort of Bali, leaving at least 19 dead and raising fears of more violence from Islamic militants(AFP/File/Jewel Samad)

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AFP/File - Mon Oct 3, 4:48 AM ET
Indonesian forensic experts in Jimbaran, on Bali island search for evidance at a bomb blast scene, which authorities said bore the hallmarks of the Jemaah Islamiyah. Experts say the bombings showed that the JI, a group linked to al-Qaeda, still has the power to strike despite a crackdown that has seen dozens of militants jailed(AFP/File/Jewel Samad)

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AFP - Mon Oct 3, 4:48 AM ET
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (C) and his wife Ani Yudhoyono speak with a bomb blast victim in Bali. 14 Indonesians were killed in the attacks and another 83 were wounded, showing the victims were overwhelmingly locals(AFP)

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Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 4:48 AM ET
People watch the cremation of I Gusti Ketut Sudana, 33, who was killed in a weekend bomb blast at a bar in Kuta, in Tuban on the Indonesian island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings that killed up to 27 people and wounded 122. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

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Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 4:50 AM ET
A woman cries at the cremation of I Gusti Ketut Sudana, 33, who was killed in a weekend bomb blast at a bar in Kuta, in Tuban on the Indonesian island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings that killed up to 27 people and wounded 122. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 4:54 AM ET
A woman walks back from the ocean after throwing flowers in the water at the site of two bomb explosions on Jimbaran Beach, Bali, Indonesia Monday Oct. 3, 2005. At least 25 people were killed and about 100 injured when bombs exploded at three restaurants on the popular resort Island.(AP Photo/Ed Wray)

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Reuters - Mon Oct 3, 5:11 AM ET
A surfer rides a wave near the scene of a weekend bomb attack on an outdoor restaurant at Jimbaran bay on the Indonesian resort island of Bali October 3, 2005. Police on Monday scrutinised an amateur video tape showing a man apparently with a backpack entering a Bali restaurant seconds before one of three suicide bombings that killed up to 27 people and wounded 122. REUTERS/Darren Whiteside

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:11 AM ET
Family members and relatives carry the coffin of I Gusti Ketut Sudana, a bartender, who was killed in one of the Saturday's explosions, on a bamboo structure called 'bade'' for a cremation ceremony in Tuban, Bali, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. A series of explosions rocked two beach-side seafood cafes on Jimbaran beach and a restaurant in the bustling tourist center of Kuta, all packed with diners on the busiest night of the week killed about 19 and injured about 100. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:14 AM ET
Indonesian bomb blast victim Erna Nurmawati, left, is attended to by a doctor at Sanglah Hospital in Despasar, Bali, Indonesia, on Monday October, 3, 2005. At least 19 people were killed and about 100 injured when bombs exploded at three restaurants on the popular resort Island of Bali. (AP Photo/ (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:17 AM ET
Family members and relatives lift the coffin of I Gusti Ketut Sudana, a bartender who was killed in one of the Saturday's explosions, for a cremation ceremony in Tuban, Bali, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. A series of explosions rocked two beach-side seafood cafes on Jimbaran beach and a restaurant in the bustling tourist center of Kuta, all packed with diners on the busiest night of the week killed about 19 and injured about 100. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:22 AM ET
Balinese waiters clear tables left untouched for two days after bombs exploded at two cafe's on Jimbaran Beach, Bali, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. Three suicide bombings on the popular resort island of Bali on Saturday killed 19 people and wounded about 100. (AP Photo/Ed Wray)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:24 AM ET
After an investigation was concluded, waiters clear dishes from a table at one of the cafes which a bomb exploded on Jimbaran Beach, Bali, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. Three suicide bombings on the popular resort island of Bali on Saturday killed 19 people and wounded about 100. (AP Photo/Ed Wray)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:25 AM ET
A Hindu priest sprinkles water on the body of I Gusti Ketut Sudana, a bartender who was killed in one of the Saturday's explosions, for a cremation ceremony in Tuban, Bali, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. A series of explosions rocked two beach-side seafood cafes on Jimbaran beach and a restaurant in the bustling tourist center of Kuta, all packed with diners on the busiest night of the week killed 19 people and injured about 100. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:28 AM ET
A surfer walks past beach memorials for those killed in bomb explosions on Jimbaran Beach, Bali, Indonesia, Monday, Oct. 3, 2005. Three suicide bombings on the popular resort island of Bali on Saturday killed 19 people and wounded about 100. (AP Photo/Ed Wray)

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AP - Mon Oct 3, 5:34 AM ET
An Indonesian forensic investigator walks the beach near an explosion site as a tourist surfs on Jimbaran Beach, Bali, Indonesia, Monday Oct. 3, 2005. Three suicide bombings on the popular resort island of Bali on Saturday killed 19 people and wounded about 100. (AP Photo/Ed Wray)

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