Police at the scene of one of the Surabaya bombings Source: EPA
Another apparent suicide bombing in the Indonesian city of Surabaya ((sur-uh-BYE-uh)) has killed at least seven people, a day after 13 died in coordinated suicide bombings at three churches. CCTV footage appears to show a motorcycle driving up to a car park at police headquarters and a man and a woman then detonating the explosives at a security checkpoint In the earlier attacks, police say a family -- including children -- was responsible for coordinated attacks on Christian worshipers. Indonesia's president has ordered a full investigation into the roots of the organisation allegedly involved in those.
Another apparent suicide bombing in the Indonesian city of Surabaya ((sur-uh-BYE-uh)) has killed at least seven people, a day after 13 died in coordinated suicide bombings at three churches. CCTV footage appears to show a motorcycle driving up to a car park at police headquarters and a man and a woman then detonating the explosives at a security checkpoint In the earlier attacks, police say a family -- including children -- was responsible for coordinated attacks on Christian worshipers. Indonesia's president has ordered a full investigation into the roots of the organisation allegedly involved in those.
