Bush condemns Bali bombing

A car bombing in Indonesia that killed at least 187 people was condemned by US President George W Bush tonight as “a heinous act of terrorism”.

Bush condemns Bali bombing
Sun, 13 Oct, 2002 - 22:48

A car bombing in Indonesia that killed at least 187 people was condemned by US President George W Bush tonight as “a heinous act of terrorism”.

He resolved to fight ”this global menace” as the State Department advised Americans to consider leaving the south east Asian country.

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