Australia advises its citizens to leave Indonesia

The Australian government is advising citizens to put off all non-essential travel to Indonesia because of "disturbing" new information of threats to them in the country.

Australia advises its citizens to leave Indonesia

The Australian government is advising citizens to put off all non-essential travel to Indonesia because of "disturbing" new information of threats to them in the country.

"The decision to amend our travel advice is based on disturbing new information of generic threats to Australians and Australian interests in Indonesia," Australian Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said.

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