Jakarta - Indonesian police have captured several terrorist suspects, including a Singaporean, and seized dozens of assembled bombs and a cache of explosives, officials and local media reports said Thursday. 

The nine terrorist suspects, believed to be members of Jemaah Islamiyah (JI), a regional terrorist network linked to al-Qaeda, were arrested during various raids since June 28 at several locations in South Sumatra province. The latest arrest took place on Tuesday in the provincial capital of Palembang, national police spokesman Abubakar Nataprawira told reporters on late Wednesday. 

A Singaporean, identified as Alim, alias Omar or Taslim, was among the detained men, who was arrested last Saturday in South Sumatra district of Sekayu. 

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Jakarta  - A Casa airplane belonging to the Indonesian Air Force with 18 people on board was missing and presumed crashed in thick jungle in West Java province, officials said Friday.

Jakarta  - A wild tiger attacked and mauled a farmer to death Thursday in Indonesia's Aceh province on the northern end of Sumatra, a local media report said.