Indonesian police are continuing to investigate last week's bomb blasts in the eastern city of Makassar, which they say may be linked to an extremist group. Three people died in the explosions, including, police say, one of the bombers.
Police have arrested two suspects in the deadly bomb blasts in the city of Makassar, in South Sulawesi. They are searching for at least three others, some of whom are thought to be linked to the extremist group Laskar Jundullah.
The Philippines government suspects Dwikarna is a member of Jemaah Islamiyah - a regional terrorist group that wants to establish an Islamic state across Southeast Asia. Washington says the group is linked to the al-Qaida terrorist network.
Indonesian police have linked suspects in the October 12 bombing in Bali to Jemaah Islamiyah. Nearly 200 people, mostly foreign tourists, died in that attack. Some Indonesian news media are reporting that the Sulawesi bombing suspects are linked to the Bali suspects. However, there has been no official police statement making that connection.