Sharing a defiant messageFlowers and placards that read ‘We are not afraid’ are displayed outside the damaged Starbucks cafe shop in central Jakarta, a day after a series of explosions hit the Indonesian capital. (Left) Several hundred people gathered near the site of the bomb blast in a vigil intended to show solidarity. Foreign ambassadors also joined the event. Some people held up banners, many held flowers. — AFP/EPA
JAKARTA: Indonesian police killed one militant during a raid yesterday and detained three suspects for interrogation in connection with the brazen attack in downtown Jakarta that left seven people dead, including five attackers.
The three Indonesian suspects being held for interrogation are alleged to be from a terror cell linked to Indonesian Bahrun Naim, a fighter with the Islamic State (IS) in Iraq and Syria.
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