Laying of wreaths in Sidney (photo: Dok: Consul-General RI in Sidney)
SIDNEY -Celebrating nine years of the Bali bombing tragedy that occurred in 2002, hundreds of residents in Sidney Australia gathered to give homage. This warning is done on the Dolphins Point, Coogee, Sidney Tuesday 12 October.
The Bali bomb tragedy did take pains to Australia. The event killed 202 people in which 88 of which are citizens of Australia.
At this year's commemoration of the victims, their families, friends, even the survivors of the incident, gather together to pray and give homage to the victims were killed.
As a warning in the previous years, the anniversary of the Bali bomb tragedy was also attended by the Premier of New South Wales (NSW), the representative of the multicultural community, officials of the NSW Government and the Consul General of INDONESIA in Sidney Gary Jusuf.
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell delivered a speech of sympathy to the victims and the families left behind.
O'Farrell convey that any acts of terror will not be taking away freedom and democracy which is the main principle and way of life the people of Australia.
In addition, warning of the Bali bombing tragedy also include testimony from some of the families of the victims. This annual Memorial always has a profound meaning for the community around Coogee, Bondi and Randwick, because there were six victims died in the incident.(faj)
The Bali bomb tragedy did take pains to Australia. The event killed 202 people in which 88 of which are citizens of Australia.
At this year's commemoration of the victims, their families, friends, even the survivors of the incident, gather together to pray and give homage to the victims were killed.
As a warning in the previous years, the anniversary of the Bali bomb tragedy was also attended by the Premier of New South Wales (NSW), the representative of the multicultural community, officials of the NSW Government and the Consul General of INDONESIA in Sidney Gary Jusuf.
NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell delivered a speech of sympathy to the victims and the families left behind.
"All who gathered in commemoration of this, to strengthen each other and reminiscing about the child, family and close friends who perished in the tragedy of the 2002 Bali bombing," said NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell's press Consul-General RI in the description of the fromto Sidney, Thursday (1/10/2011).
O'Farrell convey that any acts of terror will not be taking away freedom and democracy which is the main principle and way of life the people of Australia.
In addition, warning of the Bali bombing tragedy also include testimony from some of the families of the victims. This annual Memorial always has a profound meaning for the community around Coogee, Bondi and Randwick, because there were six victims died in the incident.
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