US warns of possible attacks in Jakarta

The US today warned its citizens living in Indonesia that terrorists were planning to bomb hotels in the capital Jakarta, while the police chief also cautioned that fresh attacks were likely.

The US today warned its citizens living in Indonesia that terrorists were planning to bomb hotels in the capital Jakarta, while the police chief also cautioned that fresh attacks were likely.

The warnings were latest in a flurry of security advisories underlining the continuing threat of terrorism in the world’s most populous Muslim country, which has suffered three major attacks by al-Qaida-linked militants since 2002.

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