Bomb threats against two seminaries

Sydney
15 December 2002

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Bomb threats against two seminaries

Church and government officials have been on guard in the predominantly Catholic region of Flores in eastern Indonesia after bomb threats on two seminaries.

Paulus Moa, head of Sikka district in central Flores Island, said police searched but found no bombs at either St Peter Major Seminary in Ritapiret or Divine Word-run St Paul Major Seminary in Ledalero.

Both are about 1700km east of Jakarta.

Since then, seminarians have been guarding the schools every night, a move that was confirmed by seminarian Gery Gobang.