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Megawati 'accepts' Indonesia vote  President has still not stated that she has lost Paris embassy bomb blast hurts 10 Cleric faces charges over Bali Yudhoyono being sworn in Cleric's trial begins  66-year-old Abu Bakar Ba'asyir charged in connection with the Bali nightclub bombings two years ago 4 men held over Jakarta bomb 31 dead in plane crash  A Lion Air passenger plane carrying more than 150 people skidded off a runway during heavy rain and split into 2 pieces Asia quake death toll tops 4,700
Quake shakes Bali   Downer warns attacks 'inevitable'  Australia's foreign minister spoke at the opening of an anti-terrorism conference on the bomb-scarred island of Bali Quake toll put at 23 Cleric sentence reduced Tainted general run for president Fresh arrest for cleric Ba'asyir  Police have re-arrested militant cleric on terror charges, immediately after his release from a jail Powell meets N Korean minister   Ex-general ahead in poll  A poetry-writing, guitar-playing Yudhoyono has taken the early lead in first direct presidential election   Terror trial 'unlawful'  The Constitutional Court has ruled an anti-terrorism law used to convict the Bali bombers was unconstitutional Run-off for presidency Terrorists target Westerners in Asia Jakarta rejects Timor convictions   Deadly car bomb near Australian Embassy  A powerful bomb has hit Jakarta's central business district, killing at least 6 people and wounding nearly 100 Pledge to 'hunt' Jakarta bombers JI 'claims Jakarta car bombing' Text 'warned of Jakarta bombing'  Police received a text message warning of an attack on a Western embassy less than an hour before a suicide bombing Presidential poll opens   Ex-general Yudhoyono heads for win

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  Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono appears to be on his way to victory over incumbent Megawati Sukarnoputri

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  Massive tsunamis triggered by the largest earthquake wiped out coastal areas across Southeast Asia
 
  People across Asia are flocking to morgues seeking lost loved ones after tsunamis swept across the Indian Ocean
 A great undersea earthquake occurred at an epicenter off the west coast of Sumatra. The earthquake triggered tsunamis along the coasts of landmasses bordering the Indian Ocean, killing large people and inundating coastal communities. The tsunami devastated the shores of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand with waves up to 30 m and caused serious damage and deaths as far as the east coast of Africa
    Asia quake death toll 13,000
  Massive tsunamis triggered by the largest earthquake to shake the planet in more than 40 years wiped out coastal areas
Dec.27     UN mobilizing biggest relief operation
  Millions are homeless, and the disaster zone is now threatened with outbreaks of disease
    Survivors face disease threat  Relief workers warn of greater tragedy ahead if disease breaks out on a wide scale Dec.28     Asia earthquake toll rising to 60,000  The relief teams reach outlying towns and more bodies wash up Dec.30     Tsunami death toll tops 116,000  Indonesia reported nearly 80,000 people were killed in that country alone     UN urges 'special' wave response  Secretary General Annan has called for an unprecedented world response to disaster in the Indian Ocean Dec.31   Tsunami death toll tops 135,000  Military aircraft and trucks began bringing food and medicine to the hardest-hit areas   US pledges $350m in tsunami aid  The US plans to increase by 10-fold its contribution to help the survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami   Aid struggles to arrive as death toll 135K  The residents in some remote areas saw the arrival of aid workers and welcomed them as heroes   U.N.: Tsunami toll approaches 150,000  Aid has begun to reach tsunami victims in remote areas of Indonesia   Tsunami aid effort gathers pace  Ships and aircraft with large amounts of aid are descending on regions hit by Indian Ocean tsunami





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Tainted general run for president Jakarta rejects Timor convictions Quake shakes Bali Quake toll put at 23 31 dead in plane crash  A Lion Air passenger plane carrying more than 150 people skidded off a runway during heavy rain and split into 2 pieces Asia quake death toll tops 4,700



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  Massive tsunamis triggered by the largest earthquake wiped out coastal areas across Southeast Asia
Dec.26   9.0 Quake leaves 212,000 dead
  People across Asia are flocking to morgues seeking lost loved ones after tsunamis swept across the Indian Ocean
 A great undersea earthquake occurred at an epicenter off the west coast of Sumatra. The earthquake triggered tsunamis along the coasts of landmasses bordering the Indian Ocean, killing large people and inundating coastal communities. The tsunami devastated the shores of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand with waves up to 30 m and caused serious damage and deaths as far as the east coast of Africa
Dec.26   Asia quake death toll 13,000
  Massive tsunamis triggered by the largest earthquake to shake the planet in more than 40 years wiped out coastal areas
Dec.27   UN mobilizing biggest relief operation
  Millions are homeless, and the disaster zone is now threatened with outbreaks of disease
Dec.27   Survivors face disease threat  Relief workers warn of greater tragedy ahead if disease breaks out on a wide scale Dec.28   Asia earthquake toll rising to 60,000  The relief teams reach outlying towns and more bodies wash up Dec.30   Tsunami death toll tops 116,000  Indonesia reported nearly 80,000 people were killed in that country alone Dec.30   UN urges 'special' wave response  Secretary General Annan has called for an unprecedented world response to disaster in the Indian Ocean Dec.31 Tsunami death toll tops 135,000  Military aircraft and trucks began bringing food and medicine to the hardest-hit areas Dec.31 Aid struggles to arrive as death toll 135K  The residents in some remote areas saw the arrival of aid workers and welcomed them as heroes Dec.31 U.N.: Tsunami toll approaches 150,000  Aid has begun to reach tsunami victims in remote areas of Indonesia Dec.31 Tsunami aid effort gathers pace  Ships and aircraft with large amounts of aid are descending on regions hit by Indian Ocean tsunami


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2004 Feb.3   Downer warns attacks 'inevitable'  Australia's foreign minister spoke at the opening of an anti-terrorism conference on the bomb-scarred island of Bali Mar.8 Cleric sentence reduced Apr.29 Fresh arrest for cleric Ba'asyir  Police have re-arrested militant cleric on terror charges, immediately after his release from a jail Jul.22   Terror trial 'unlawful'  The Constitutional Court has ruled an anti-terrorism law used to convict the Bali bombers was unconstitutional Aug.4 Terrorists target Westerners in Asia Aug.6 Jakarta rejects Timor convictions Sep.8   Deadly car bomb near Australian Embassy  A powerful bomb has hit Jakarta's central business district, killing at least 6 people and wounding nearly 100 Sep.9 JI 'claims Jakarta car bombing' Sep.10 Text 'warned of Jakarta bombing'  Police received a text message warning of an attack on a Western embassy less than an hour before a suicide bombing Oct.7 Paris embassy bomb blast hurts 10 Oct.16 Cleric faces charges over Bali Oct.27 Cleric's trial begins  66-year-old Abu Bakar Ba'asyir charged in connection with the Bali nightclub bombings two years ago Nov.23 4 men held over Jakarta bomb


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2004 Feb.3   Downer warns attacks 'inevitable'  Australia's foreign minister spoke at the opening of an anti-terrorism conference on the bomb-scarred island of Bali Apr.20 Tainted general run for president Jul.1 Powell meets N Korean minister Jul.5   Ex-general ahead in poll  A poetry-writing, guitar-playing Yudhoyono has taken the early lead in first direct presidential election Jul.26 Run-off for presidency Sep.9 Pledge to 'hunt' Jakarta bombers Sep.19 Presidential poll opens Sep.20   Ex-general Yudhoyono heads for win
  Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono appears to be on his way to victory over incumbent Megawati Sukarnoputri
Oct.4 Megawati 'accepts' Indonesia vote  President has still not stated that she has lost Oct.19 Yudhoyono being sworn in Dec.30   UN urges 'special' wave response  Secretary General Annan has called for an unprecedented world response to disaster in the Indian Ocean Dec.31 US pledges $350m in tsunami aid  The US plans to increase by 10-fold its contribution to help the survivors of the Indian Ocean tsunami Dec.31 Aid struggles to arrive as death toll 135K  The residents in some remote areas saw the arrival of aid workers and welcomed them as heroes