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Amateur video of immediate aftermath of Bali blast

(27 Oct 2002) CLIENTS WISHING TO ACCESS MATERIAL AFTER 24 HOURS SHOULD CONTACT APTN LIBRARY on ++44 482-7482. SHOTLIST 1. Tracking shot of people running from scene, and cars driving away with burning in background 2. Car carrying injured people driving away from scene 3. People running and walking away from scene 4. Injured woman on motorbike driving away from scene 5. People in street, injured walking away 6. Firemen at scene 7. Various of smoke and fire, people watching 8. Man standing in street being comforted 9. Various of destroyed shop fronts and shattered glass on ground 10. Tracking shot of people walking through street, police on motorbikes and ambulance arriving STORYLINE: Ten days after the bombing of a Bali nightclub that left nearly 200 people dead - mainly foreign tourists - APTN has gained exclusive pictures of the immediate aftermath of the attack. Three-hundred people were also injured in the attack on October 12 at Paddy's Cafe and Sari Club discotheque on Bali's congested Kuta Beach area. About 100 investigators from Indonesia, the United States, Australia and other nations are now working on the case. They have determined that the main bomb was made of ammonium nitrate, a compound stockpiled by an Islamic extremist group allied with al-Qaida. Though police stopped short of saying that the bomb was made and planted by Jemaah Islamiyah, which has been blamed for a series of terror bombings in Southeast Asia in recent years, the use of ammonium nitrate reinforced suspicions that the group was involved. Jemaah Islamiyah is known to have acquired at least four tons of ammonium nitrate, an agricultural chemical that can be made into large car and truck bombs. Police say they have questioned 70 people but made no arrests in the Bali bombing. They say they do not know whether the bombers remain in Indonesia, an archipelago of 13-thousand islands. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...