Coordinated explosions in Bali killed 202 people from more than twenty countries.
Updated 20 Aug 2026
On the evening of 12 October 2002, a suicide bomber entered Paddy's Pub in Kuta. A larger vehicle bomb then exploded outside the nearby Sari Club. [1]
Two hundred and two people from more than twenty countries were killed. Indonesian courts convicted members of Jemaah Islamiyah for planning and carrying out the attacks. [2]
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Bombs exploded at Paddy's Pub and outside the nearby Sari Club, followed by another device near the United States consulate.
Source: National Museum of Australia ↗The attacks killed 202 people from more than twenty countries and injured many others in Bali's tourist district.
Source: National Museum of Australia ↗A joint Indonesian-Australian investigation led to the arrests of Amrozi, Imam Samudra, and Mukhlas within two months of the bombings.
Source: Parliament of Australia ↗Indonesian courts convicted more than thirty people in proceedings connected to the attacks, including several principal planners and bombers.
Source: Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade ↗Indonesia executed Amrozi, Imam Samudra, and Mukhlas after their convictions and death sentences had survived legal challenges.
Source: Wikipedia ↗Umar Patek was captured in Pakistan, returned to Indonesia, and sentenced in 2012 to twenty years for his role in the bombings.
Source: Australian Federal Police ↗0 videos
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