Bali ‘bomb’ was just a pair of bathers
In the latest bomb scare to hit Indonesia, police in Bali declared that a suspicious package found on Monday contained only a tourist’s swimsuit and other holiday items. 


Police were alerted after a suspicious package was found outside Kerobokan Prison. 


A bomb squad dismantled the package, finding swimming trunks, a book, a pair of sunglasses, a towel and a copy of a passport.
Indonesia is on high alert following the discovery of at least five parcel bombs and a number of false alarms.
On Saturday, the bomb squad detonated a suspicious package outside a hotel in Bali’s Gianyar district. 

The package contained a wire cutter and rolls of wire, but no explosive materials.
Ian Jarrett
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