Tens of thousands of people remained camped out in shelters or under bridges in Indonesia’s flood-hit capital Jakarta today, as authorities said they would spray the city with disinfectant to prevent the spread of disease.

Police found two bombs, explosive powder, cables and shrapnel in the house of a man suspected in a blast at an American fast food restaurant in the Indonesian capital Jakarta, investigators said today, suggesting more attacks were planned.

Police in Indonesia today said it could be days before they can question an ailing Muslim cleric over a string of deadly church bombings and his alleged links to a regional terrorist network.

A light plane carrying four people crashed today on a busy Jakarta road, killing the pilot and seriously injuring a passenger and two motorists, officials said.