Latest News:  

English>>World

No Indonesian victims in Boston bomb blasts: official

(Xinhua)

18:52, April 16, 2013

JAKARTA, April 16 (Xinhua) -- A senior official at Indonesian Foreign Affairs Ministry said on Tuesday there has been no report so far that Indonesian nationals fell victim to the bombing in the northeastern U.S.city of Boston on Monday.

"Indonesian general consulate in New York continues to monitor development of the bombing in Boston and condition of Indonesian staying in that city. So far we had yet to receive report (on Indonesian victim)," Michael Tene, spokesperson at the ministry said.

Three people were killed in two bomb blasts that occurred during Boston Marathon on Monday. Reports said the bomb blasts injured 144 people who suffered from shrapnel wounds. Reports said the bombs were filled with pieces of metals.

Responding to the bombing in a televised speech, U.S. President Barrack Obama said that his administration would undertake investigations into the bombing to find out the perpetrators.

Email|Print|Comments(Editor:LiangJun)

Leave your comment0 comments

  1. Name

  

Selections for you


  1. Chinese navy's warships in drill

  2. Shore-based missile regiment in drill

  3. Venezuela protesters call for full vote recount

  4. People in summer wear in east China

  5. Beijing girl infected with H7N9 recovering

  6. Smartphone users victims of scams

  7. Amazing pictures of Zhou Xun in Sweden

  8. Yunnan's umbrella spectacle

  9. Gold suffers biggest one-day drop

  10. Bird flu fears hit poultry industry

Most Popular

Opinions

  1. Quick Comment: 3 meanings of Boston blasts
  2. Great wisdom needed to push Sino-US ties
  3. China Q1 'sound' despite slower growth
  4. Key lessons to improve fiscal transparency
  5. Triple blasts rock Boston, triggering fears of terror
  6. Who makes the massive immigration fraud?
  7. Overcapacity troubles Chinese economy

What’s happening in China

Living the high life

  1. Student poisoned to death; roommate suspected
  2. Chicken farmer hit hard by bird flu scare
  3. Sunbathing, a nightmare of maritime pollution
  4. Online drug deals make it tough for the police
  5. Free lunch stirred by ‘suspended’ coffee rage