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expected still had the bomb in the JW Marriott, Gegana evacuate the building





Jakarta - was expected still had the bomb in the JW Marriott Hotel. The team of Gegana Mabes Republic of Indonesia State Police will carry out the evacuation of the explosive in this hotel. For reasons of the security, all the visitor was asked to avoid the area of the hotel lobby. "To all the reporter or the visitor, please left the location because immediately will be carried out by the evacuation" of the "explosive," said a Gegana official through the loudspeaker in the location, on Friday (17/7/2009). After this announcement, the previous reporter retreated through to 10 metre. The Gegana car then at once entered towards the page. Discussed the explosion in Kuningan clouds? Combined here. (mad/iy)








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