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"Indonesian security forces are on high alert"
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http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/world/alert-after-foiled-attack-on-\
jakarta-church/story-e6frg6so-1226043490868
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> Alert after foiled attack on Jakarta church
> Peter Alford, Jakarta Correspondent
> From: The Australian
> April 23, 2011 12:00AM
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> AUSTRALIANS have been warned after a bomb plot was uncovered.
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> Indonesian security forces are on high alert and Australia has warned
travellers of the "very high threat of terrorist attack" after the
foiling of a Good Friday bomb plot against a Catholic church.
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> President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ordered security forces on to the
highest level of vigilance over Easter following the discovery of five
bombs beside Christ Cathedral at Serpong, West Jakarta.
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> The bombs, containing 150kg of explosives and buried beside a gas
pipeline to intensify the destructive effect, were found on Thursday
after police rounded up 19 men suspected of a book mail-bombing campaign
last month.
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> The bombs were planned to be remotely triggered by a mobile phone
yesterday morning. The suspects "were arrested in relation to the book
bomb attacks, and it was discovered they were also planning to bomb the
church", said Ansyaad M'bai, chief of the National Counter-Terrorism
Agency (BNPT).
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> Related Coverage
> a.. Terror cameraman in bomb plot Adelaide Now, 4 hours ago
> b.. Bomb suspect a tv news cameraman Herald Sun, 12 hours ago
> c.. Indonesia on high alert Courier Mail, 2 days ago
> d.. Mosque bomber a follower of Bashir The Australian, 3 days ago
> e.. Jihadists 'going under radar' The Australian, 4 days ago
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> In Canberra, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade reissued
advice for Australian travellers "to reconsider your need to travel to
Indonesia, including Bali, at this time due to the very high threat of
terrorist attack". The advice was originally issued four weeks ago when
it was revealed Pakistani security forces had captured the accused 2002
Bali bomber Umar Patek, who is likely to be handed to the Indonesians.
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> Information to Australian authorities indicated terrorist attacks
might take place in Indonesia at any time, DFAT said.
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> The US embassy in Jakarta has advised Americans to take special
caution over the Easter weekend and avoid street rallies, which "can
turn confrontational and possibly escalate into violence".
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> Even before the bomb discovery, police in Jakarta and other Javanese
centres were braced for possible Islamic mob attacks on Christian
congregations at Easter.
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> Jakarta police chiefs reportedly assigned 20,000 officers to secure
churches and search for bombs.
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> The find at Serpong came a week after the suicide bombing of a police
mosque at Cirebon, West Java, intensifying concern Islamic terrorism had
entered a new stage.
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> According to the International Crisis Group, this is characterised by
small groups hitting local targets -- police and other state
"oppressors", Christians and "deviant" Muslims -- operating
independently of, but encouraged by, jihadist organisations.
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> The groups were only detected when members were caught, the ICG said,
"raising the question of how many similar groups operating under police
radar exist that will only come to light when one of their . . .
attempts succeeds".
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> General Ansyaad said yesterday that BNPT and Densus 88, the police
counter-terrorist unit, were investigating any associations between the
suspects in the recent incidents and two jihadist groups, Jemaah
Islamiyah and Jamaah Ansharut Tauhid. JI and JAT have dissociated
themselves from violent action, although JAT leader Abu Bakar Bashir is
on trial charged with planning and funding the al-Qa'ida in Aceh
militant training camp.
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> The Cirebon bomber, Muhammad Syarif, has been recognised in a video of
a recent JAT demonstration, but police say they have not identified any
group involved with him in the mosque attack.
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> Thursday's bomb find prompted an emergency meeting of Dr Yudhoyono's
security cabinet.
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> "The President has ordered the military and the police, and all other
institutions related to terrorism eradication, to co-ordinate on this,"
the Co-ordinating Minister for Security and Politics, Djoko Suyanto,
said afterwards.
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