Police have killed two Indonesian militants who were believed to have played a role in hotel bombings in Jakarta on 17 July.

Saifuddin Zuhri bin Djaelani Irsyad and his brother Mohamad Syahrir were reportedly killed in a shoot-out in Ciputat in the south of the capital.

Saifuddin was suspected of recruiting the suicide bombers who attacked the Ritz-Carlton and JW Marriott hotels.

Two others were arrested alive after the raid.

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Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said on Tuesday his country could guarantee security following deadly suicide bomb attacks on two luxury hotels in Jakarta last week.

The attacks at the JW Marriott and Ritz-Carlton hotels killed nine people and wounded 53, including foreigners and Indonesians. The bombings were the first such attacks in the country in four years.

“My message to the world is that Indonesia can overcome this problem and will continue to guarantee even greater security in the future,” Yudhoyono said in a speech to inaugurate a new museum in the capital.

Indonesia has been going through several terrorist bomb attacks. Big and small. Here’s the chronicle from 2000 to 2009

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Terror attack from year 2000 to 2002 CE
2. Indonesia History from year 2002 to 2004 CE
3. Indonesia History from year 2004 to 2006 CE
4. Indonesia History from year 2006 to 2009 CE

Year 2000
1 Augutst 2000

A bomb exploded in the Philippines Embassy, Menteng, Jakarta. Two people killed, 21 other injured.

13 September 2000

A bomb(s) went off in Jakarta Stock Exchange (BEJ) parking lot.

24 December 2000

A series of bomb explosions at the night of Christmas in several big cities around Indonesia including Jakarta, Bekasi, Sukabumi, Mataram, Pematangsiantar, Medan, Batam, and Pekanbaru.

22 July 2001

A bomb(s) exploded in Saint Anna Church and Huria Kristen Batak Protestan (HKBP) church in Kalimalang, East Jakarta. Five people killed.

31 July 2001

A bomb exploded in Bethel Tabernakel Kristus Alfa Omega Church, Jl.Gajah Mada 114-118, Semarang

23 September 2001

A bomb went off in Plaza Atrium Senen, Central Jakarta. The explosion destroyed several cars in the second floors of the parking lot.

6 November 2001

A self-made bomb exploed in the premise of Australian International School, Pejaten, South Jakarta.

12 October 2001

A bomb went off in a KFC restaurant Makassar, Sulawesi.

Year 2002

12 October 2002

Two big bombs at Paddy’s Pub da Sari Club (SC) in Jalan Legian, Kuta, Bali. The two bombs went off almost simultaneously at 23.05 local time. More than 200 people killed, 200 more others seriously or slightly injured.

At 23.15 local time, a bomb went off at Renon, near US Consulate. There was no casualty.

3 February 2003

A self-made bomb explosed at Wisma Bhayangkari, Indonesia Police Headquarter, Jakarta.

27 April 2003

A bomb went off in Soekarno Hatta airport Jakarta. Two people seriously injured.

5 August 2003

A bomb exploded at JW Marriot Hotel Mega Kuningan. 14 people killed.

Year 2004

10 January 2004

A bomb exploded in Palopo, Sulawesi. 4 people killed.

9 September 2004

A high explosion in Australia Embassy Jakarta. Some skyscraper building nearby (Jl. HR Rasuna Said, Kuningan, Jakarta) were also seriously damaged. Six people killed.

12 December 2004

A bomb exploded in Immanuel Church, Kota Palu.

28 May 2005

A bomb went off at Tentena, Poso, Central Sulawesi. 22 people killed.

8 June 3005

A bomb exploded at the premise of Abu Jibril house in Pamulang Barat. He is an Executive Advisor to Majelis Mujahidin Indonesia organisation.

1 October 2005

A bomb exploded in Kuta Bali. 22 people dead.

31 December 2005

A bomb exploded in a market in Palu, Central Sulawesi.

Year 2006
10 March 2006

A bomb exploded in a security house of Kompleks Pura Agung Setana Narayana at village Toini, Poso, Ambon.

22 March 2006

A bomb exploded at 19.00 local time at a security post in village Dusun Landangan, village Toini, district Poso Pesisir, Ambon.

1 July 2006

A bomb exploded at Gereja Kristen Sulawesi Tengah (GKST) Eklesia Jalan Pulau Seram, Poso, Saturday, at 22.15 local time. The exploison is big enough and could be heard within 3 km. There was no casualties.

3 August 2006

A bomb exploded at 20.00 local time at Stadium Kasintuwu located near Rumah Sakit Umum Poso hospital.

18 August 2006

A bomb exploded in Poso, Ambon.

06 September 2006

A bomb exploded at Tangkura, Poso Pesisir Selatan, Ambon.

17 July 2009

Bombs at Ritz Carlton and JW Marriot. 9 killed so far and 60 more injured.

In brief:

Victims killed: 9 people
Victims injured: 53 people
Total: 62

Where the victims come from:

Foreign national: 16 people
Indonesian: 37 people

Hospitals the Injured Victims are treated:

RS MMC hospital: 15 people (7 foreign national; 8 Indonesian)
RS JAKARTA hospital: 10 people (no details on nationality)
RS PERTAMINA hospital: 2 people (1 foreign national; 1 Indonesian)

Details on Foreign National Victims

USA : 6 people
Australia : 1 person
The Netherlands : 2 persons
Canada : 2 persons
India : 1 person
South Korea : 2 persons
New Zealand : 1 person
Norway : 1 person

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Names of nine victims who’s been killed both in JW Marriott Jakarta

1. Timothy David Mackay (male, 61, CEO PT Holcim Indonesia) from New Zealand
2. Natan Verity (male, 39) from Australia
3. Garth McEvoy, (male, 40) from Australia
4. Arnold, male, Singapore
5. Darmanto, male, Indonesian citizen.
6. Evert Mocodompis, Indonesian.
7. Craig Senger, Australia.
8. female
9. Head without body (unidentified, allegedly the terrorist)

Names of 2 victims who’s been killed Ritz Carlton Jakarta

1. Ejc Keanin, the Netherlands
2. Pieter Burer, Netherlands

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Namelist of Jakarta bombing victims who were injured and treated at Jakarta Hospitals

1. Adrianto Machribi, foreign national treated at RS Medistra hospital Jakarta
2. Andrew Stuart Cobhan, foreign national treated at RS Medistra hospital Jakarta
3. Catur Rindu, Indonesia
4. Cho Ing Sang, South Korea
5. Dadang Hidayat, Indonesia, treated at RS Pusat Pertamina hospital.
6. Gary Ford, USA, treated at Singapore
7. Giovanni ME Suhardi, Indonesia
8. Gusti Agung Ray, Indonesia
9. Gusti Ayu darsi, Indonesia
10. Hui Bosco Keung, South Korea
11. Jame Makebba, foreign national
12. James Castle, USA
13. Janter Rusmanto, foreign national
14. Kevin More, USA
15. Linda, warga Indonesia
16. Marico Asmarawati Z, Indonesia
17. Max Boon, The Netherlands
18. Meliana, Indonesia
19. Noke Kiroyan, Indonesia
20. Oki Utomo, Indonesia
21. Peter Van Wesel, The Netherlands
22. Putra, Indonesia
23. Regi Aalstad, Norway
24. Rinaldi Damanik, Indonesia
25.Sarah, Indonesia
26. Scott Miriles, Australia
27. Shewa Aukita, India
28. Simon Pevral Lowes, USA
29. Sudargo, Indonesia
30. William, Indonesia
31. Yoga Purwanto, Indonesia
32. Yunita Kartika Sari, Indonesia
33.Yurike Martiningrum, Indonesia
34. Yusuf Purnomo, Indonesia

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Names of victims who are treated at RS Jakarta Hospital

1. Sidik Maulana (m/21), Indonesian,.
2. Aryo (M/31), Indonesian.
3. Edward Thielsen (male, Canada), has been shifted to RS Pertamina hospital.
4. David Potter (male, USA) currently treated at RS Medistra hospital.
5. Deni Purwanto (male, Indonesian).
6. Adri Tirta (male /23/ Indonesian).
7. Dikdik Ahmad Taufik (m/39/Indonesian).
8. Dewi Lestari (female/22/ Indonesian).
9. Ririn (female/25/Indonesian).
10. Henri (male/39/Indonesian).
11. Sahman (m/27/Indonesian).
12. Choirul Anam (male/24/Indonesian).
13. M. Roni (male/35/Indonesian).
14. Wahidul Kohar (male/32/Indonesia).
15. Bambang Yulianto (male, 31/ Indonesia).
16. Endang Setyawan (male, 30, Indonesia).

From various sources

Indonesia’s TVOne showed closed circuit television footage on Friday of a man suspected of detonating a bomb that went off in the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Jakarta, one of two near-simultaneous bomb attacks.

The CCTV footage showed a man wearing a baseball cap and pulling a small wheelie-bag behind him as he entered the hotel lobby.

Watch the CCTV VIDEO footage of a man suspected of detonating a bomb in Ritz Carlton from TVOne

Two high explosive bombs rocked two luxurious hotels of Ritz Carlton and JW Marriot in central Jakarta Friday morning, killing at least 9 people and wounding more than 50.

The death toll rose to nine after the life of Timothy Mackay, the 60-year-old president of PT Holcim from New Zealand, could not be saved in hospital, the hospital official said.

Earlier, Minister for Politics, Law and Security and Minister Widodo AS confirmed 8 people were killed on the sites. “Six of them killed in JW Marriot Hotel and two others in Ritz Carlton.”

The minister said nearly a half of the victims were foreigners, among which were Japanese and New Zealand citizens.

Our heart goest to the victim. Our strongest condemnation to whoever carried out this terrorist act.

From 2005 – 2008

Oct 29, 2005 – Sixty-six people are killed when three blasts rip through markets in New Delhi.

March 7, 2006 – At least 15 people are killed and 60 wounded in three blasts in the Hindu pilgrimage city of Varanasi.

July 11, 2006 – More than 180 are killed in seven bomb explosions at railway stations and on trains in Mumbai that are blamed on Islamist militants.

Feb 19, 2007 – Two bombs explode aboard a train heading from India to Pakistan; at least 66 passengers, most of them Pakistanis, burn to death.

Aug 25, 2007 – Three coordinated explosions at an amusement park and a street stall in Hyderabad kill at least 40.

May 13, 2008 – Seven bombs rip through the crowded streets of the western city of Jaipur, killing at least 63 in markets and outside Hindu temples.

July 25 – Eight small bombs hit the IT city of Bangalore, killing one woman and wounding at least 15.

July 26 – At least 16 small bombs explode in Ahmedabad in the state of Gujarat, killing 45 and wounding 161. A little-known group called the “Indian Mujahideen” claims responsibility for the attack and the May 13 attack in Jaipur.

Sept. 13 – At least five bombs explode in crowded markets and streets in the heart of New Delhi, killing at least 23 and injuring more than 100. The Indian Mujahideen again claim responsibility.

Oct. 30 – Eleven bomb blasts in quick succession ripped through the main city of India’s troubled northeastern Assam state and three other towns on Thursday, killing 76 and wounding at least 320.

From 1993 to 2004

March 12, 1993: A series of thirteen explosions in Mumbai, then called Bombay, resulted in 257 deaths and over 700 injuries. The blasts were orchestrated by the organized crime syndicate called the D-Company, headed by Dawood Ibrahim.

Feb. 14, 1998: Coimbatore bombings: 46 deaths, 200 wounded as a result of 13 bomb attacks in 11 places.

Oct. 1, 2001: Militants attack Jammu & Kashmir Assembly complex in Srinagar, killing about 35. The Muslim extremist group Jaish-e-Mohammed was allegedly involved.

Dec. 13, 2001: Attack on the Indian Parliament complex in New Delhi led to the killing of a dozen people and 18 injured. Pakistan-based terror groups were blamed for the attack.

Sept. 24, 2002: Akshardham temple in Gujarat: The first major hostage taking since Sept. 11 in the U.S.; 31 people were killed and another 79 wounded.

May 14, 2002: Militants attack on an Army camp near Jammu, killing more than 30 people.

March 13, 2003: A bomb attack on a commuter train in Mumbai killed 11.

Aug. 25, 2003: Twin car bombings in Mumbai killed at least 52 people and injured 150. Indian officials blamed a Pakistan-based terror outfit.

Aug. 15, 2004: An explosion in the northeastern state of Assam killed 16 people, mostly school children.

Sources: nationalpost.com & itexaminer.com