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Indonesia
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Suspected suicide bombers have killed 23 people and wounded almost 150 in Bali almost three years to the day since the first attacks on the popular resort island. The October 1 bombings at Kuta and Jimbaran have been blamed on Jemaah Islamiah (JI), the regional terror group responsible for a string of terrorist attacks since 2000. Security has been tightened as police hunt for the suspected masterminds, Malaysian fugitive bomb-makers Azahari Husin and Noordin Top. Hundreds of JI members have been rounded up across Indonesia during the past three years but the latest bombings confirm that the group is still