Across Asia: Indonesia

Police: No break from terror

Indonesia still faces a key risk of new militant attacks as Islamic radicals have set up new cells in recent years and some bomb experts remain at large, the head of the country's anti-terrorism unit said yesterday. Police have killed or captured a string of suspected militants, including Southeast Asia's most-wanted fugitive, Noordin Mohammad Top, since suicide bombings on two luxury hotels in Jakarta in July. But anti-terrorism chief Saud Usman Nasution said new attacks could occur at any time in the world's most populous Muslim nation.