KUTA, Indonesia (Reuters) - Survivors and relatives of victims of the 2002 blasts on Indonesia's Bali mourned their lost loved ones on the third anniversary of the attacks on Wednesday, just days after suicide bombings inflicted more pain.
About 400 Indonesians and foreigners paid their respects at a monument near Kuta Beach, where the names of the 202 dead are etched in stone near two nightclubs that Islamic militants linked to al Qaeda blew up three years ago.
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