BALI, Indonesia (AP) — A decade after twin bombs destroyed a holiday in paradise for tourists partying at two jumping nightclubs in Indonesia’s beach resort of Bali, survivors and victims’ families on Friday braved a fresh terrorism threat to remember those lost to the tragedy.
Security was tight with more than 2,000 police and military, including snipers, deployed to guard the memorial services after reports involving the “certain movement” of terrorists were announced two days earlier, raising the security alert to its highest level. No other details were released about the potential threat.
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