(2)Tribute paid to victims of Bali bombings

KUTA BEACH, Indonesia - People lay flowers and pray for the victims of the 2002 bomb attacks on Indonesia's Bali island on Oct. 12. About 800 people, mostly survivors and relatives, attended a memorial service held to mark the first anniversary of the bombings that claimed the lives of 202 people. (Kyodo)

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