Two Indonesian women kidnapped in Iraq

Two Indonesian women have been kidnapped in Iraq, but authorities in Jakarta do not know the identity of the captors or their demands, the foreign ministry said today.

Two Indonesian women kidnapped in Iraq
Fri, 01 Oct, 2004 - 09:29

Two Indonesian women have been kidnapped in Iraq, but authorities in Jakarta do not know the identity of the captors or their demands, the foreign ministry said today.

Arab TV station Al-Jazeera showed footage yesterday of 10 hostages seized in Iraq by militants, saying two of them were Indonesians working for an “electricity company”.

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