Aussie embassy bombing

9 September 2004 - A powerful explosion outside Australia's embassy in central Jakarta left several people dead and at least three badly injured Thursday and caused extensive damage to nearby buildings, officials and witnesses said. According to local television, Anton Sujarwo, a security guard at the embassy, was killed in the blast.

		Covered body Police officers cover a dead body with newspapers. ...			No windows Indonesian police officers stop journalists near Australian Embassy in Jakarta. ...			Wounded An injured foreigner is escorted following a blast near the Australian embassy. ...
		Foreigners injured Indonesians and foreigners evacuate a victim (C) in front of Australia's embassy in Jakarta, following an explosion which ...			More wounded An injured person is carried out of the Australian Embassy on a stretcher, following a blast. ...			Body A body lies in the street after a bomb blast in front of the Australian Embassy. ...
		Scattered An Australian flag flies near a damaged building, following a blast outside the Australian Embassy. ...			Taking pictures A police officer takes a photo following a blast outside the Australian Embassy. ...			Areal overview Emergency workers work at the scene of a blast outside the Australian Embassy, partially seen white building at ...
		At the scene Emergency workers work at the scene of a blast outside the Australian Embassy. ...			On guard An Indonesian police keeps guard near the Australian Embassy. ...			Yudhoyono Indonesian presidential candidate Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono visits an injured man in a hospital after a bomb blast in ...
		Megawati Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri (2nd-L) and Australian Ambassador David Ritchie (2nd-R) visit the scene of a bomb blast ...