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The Bom explosion in Ritz Carlton Guncang Facebook




Fransiska Ari Wahyu - detikinet Facebook (ist) Jakarta - the bomb Explosion that happened in the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Mega Kuningan, Jakarta this morning, took part in 'shaking' Facebook. This was seen from the number of status that was installed in akun Facebook the Facebook users were related to this bomb explosion. The "explosion in Ritz, unbelievable daaahh,, failed dtg ni you.." , that of one of the Facebook status belonging to a Facebook user named Prisca Niken, that was quoted detikINET, on Friday (17/7/2009). The other status, for example that was written by user Facebook had a name Early 'dhien' Kartika,"... B.O.M.. lageee????" ... it is hoped nda had casualties... Still many others the user Facebook that wrote the similar status that showed their shock on this explosion. Indeed the news about the occurrence of the explosion in this Ritz Carlton Hotel was really startling. The explosion that happened twice around struck 07,40 WIB this destroyed the floor Ii the hotel so as to cause glasses to be destroyed merged and fell (faw/faw)









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