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Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indonesia. Show all posts
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Indonesian Antique Textiles Shop At Seminyak-Kuta
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Bali is My Life
Welcome to Bali, welcome to my life. I am Balinese, but from childhood I lived at Jakarta the most busies city in Indonesia, and graduated my medical school there. Medical business is a hard business in big city so decided to begin my medical carrier in Bali about 3 years ago. First time I afraid because I don’t know my own cultures until I am feeling Staying in Bali everyday like Holiday. The atmosphere is so different, makes me I don’t want to get back to Jakarta.
Bali have many great spot to visit, some the famous is:
Kuta
The original surf beach has developed well with top class hotels and restaurants. It’s still ultra busy in the high season.
Legian-Seminyak-Kerobokan
Spreading now to the west, this is the home of the top-level clubs and restaurants, which have developed into a world-class resource for Bali.
Jimbaran
The famous beach for its outside barbeque restaurants, but shares its beauty with top hotels and a fishing village with a substantial fleet.
Nusadua and Tanjung Benoa
These the place of many world-class hotels with a peaceful beach, a delightful shopping enclave, the marvelous Bali golf and country club, and home of Bali water sports.
Sanur
This is the quiet resort area on the east coast. The beach protected with a coral reef allowing safe swimming and water sports. There are many high quality restaurants, cafés, bars, and shops on the seafront walkway. This are is quieter and enjoyable for shopping.
Ubud
This is the center of arts and cultures of Bali, with a quiet street hiding some outstanding villas and resort. There is many major museums and galleries.
So I wait for you in Bali.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
Indonesia police storm Java house
Indonesian police have stormed a house in central Java believed to contain one of South-East Asia's most wanted men.
The move came after a stand-off lasting 17 hours which included exchanges of gunfire and several explosions.
Police said the anti-terror operation in the Temanggung district followed the arrest on Friday of several suspected militants loyal to Noordin Mohamed Top.
Noordin, a Malaysian citizen, is suspected of involvement in last month's bombings of two Jakarta hotels.
Police outside the house raided in Bekasi (8 August 2009)
About 500kg of explosives were seized at a house in Bekasi, near Jakarta
In a separate incident, police said they had killed two suspected militants in a raid on a house in the Bekasi area, near the capital.
Five others were arrested and up to 500kg of explosives were seized.
Gen Bambang Hendarso Danuri said the two men had been shot because they were about to detonate hand-held bombs.
They were would-be suicide bombers from a cell loyal to Noordin who were preparing to attack "special targets" in two week, he added.
Workshop raid
Almost a day after surrounding it, members of Indonesia's elite anti-terrorism unit entered the remote house in a rice paddy field outside Temanggung at 0945 (0245 GMT) by blowing in one of the doors.
Several minutes later, during which time there were further explosions and exchanges of gunfire, officers were seen leaving with their helmets off and shaking hands with each other.
Noordin Top
Police efforts to find Noordin are focused on central Java
Police spokesman Nanan Soekarna said police believed Noordin and two or three of his followers were inside, but could not say whether they had been killed or injured.
The authorities have closed off the area, but ambulances were later seen arriving and two body bags were taken from inside the building, according to the AFP news agency.
On Friday evening, Mr Soekarna said two men had been arrested in a workshop in a market in Temanggung, and that they had led police to the house nearby, as well as the building in Bekasi.
Noordin was accused of being the key recruiter and financier for the regional Islamist militant group, Jemaah Islamiah.
He is thought to have been behind bomb attacks on the Jakarta Marriott in 2003 and the Australian embassy in 2004, and also on a series of restaurants in Bali in 2005 in which more than 20 died.
A lull in attacks since 2005 came to an end in July with the suicide attacks on two hotels in Jakarta that killed nine people and wounded 53, raising concerns that Noordin was becoming active again.
Correspondents say the search for Noordin has focused on central Java because he is believed to have a network of sympathisers there.
He is the Indonesian police's main target and there is a $100,000 (£59,000) reward for information leading to his capture.
The move came after a stand-off lasting 17 hours which included exchanges of gunfire and several explosions.
Police said the anti-terror operation in the Temanggung district followed the arrest on Friday of several suspected militants loyal to Noordin Mohamed Top.
Noordin, a Malaysian citizen, is suspected of involvement in last month's bombings of two Jakarta hotels.
Police outside the house raided in Bekasi (8 August 2009)
About 500kg of explosives were seized at a house in Bekasi, near Jakarta
In a separate incident, police said they had killed two suspected militants in a raid on a house in the Bekasi area, near the capital.
Five others were arrested and up to 500kg of explosives were seized.
Gen Bambang Hendarso Danuri said the two men had been shot because they were about to detonate hand-held bombs.
They were would-be suicide bombers from a cell loyal to Noordin who were preparing to attack "special targets" in two week, he added.
Workshop raid
Almost a day after surrounding it, members of Indonesia's elite anti-terrorism unit entered the remote house in a rice paddy field outside Temanggung at 0945 (0245 GMT) by blowing in one of the doors.
Several minutes later, during which time there were further explosions and exchanges of gunfire, officers were seen leaving with their helmets off and shaking hands with each other.
Noordin Top
Police efforts to find Noordin are focused on central Java
Police spokesman Nanan Soekarna said police believed Noordin and two or three of his followers were inside, but could not say whether they had been killed or injured.
The authorities have closed off the area, but ambulances were later seen arriving and two body bags were taken from inside the building, according to the AFP news agency.
On Friday evening, Mr Soekarna said two men had been arrested in a workshop in a market in Temanggung, and that they had led police to the house nearby, as well as the building in Bekasi.
Noordin was accused of being the key recruiter and financier for the regional Islamist militant group, Jemaah Islamiah.
He is thought to have been behind bomb attacks on the Jakarta Marriott in 2003 and the Australian embassy in 2004, and also on a series of restaurants in Bali in 2005 in which more than 20 died.
A lull in attacks since 2005 came to an end in July with the suicide attacks on two hotels in Jakarta that killed nine people and wounded 53, raising concerns that Noordin was becoming active again.
Correspondents say the search for Noordin has focused on central Java because he is believed to have a network of sympathisers there.
He is the Indonesian police's main target and there is a $100,000 (£59,000) reward for information leading to his capture.
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