Condemning deadly terror blasts in Bali, Annan says those responsible must face justice

United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan strongly condemned today's bombings in Bali and urged the Indonesian authorities to find and prosecute those responsible.

At least twenty people were reportedly killed as a result of the blasts, and scores of others were injured.

A spokesman for Mr. Annan issued a statement in New York urging the Indonesian authorities “to act promptly in identifying and bringing the perpetrators of this cowardly attack to justice.”

The Secretary-General “is dismayed that Bali has yet again been the scene of terrorist outrage almost three years after the attacks of October 2002,” the spokesman said.