Anti-terrorism drill

BOGOR, Indonesia - An anti-terrorism drill is held in Bogor, Indonesia, on Sept. 13, 2013, under an assumption of rescuing hostages from a hijacked vessel transporting liquefied natural gas. The practice was carried out within the framework of 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations members plus eight other countries including Japan, China, the United States and Russia.

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