AN EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT OF THE BALI BLASTS The months have rolled past since the Bali bomb blasts but many still suffer from the after-effects of the blasts. Memories remain fresh of the tragic events that took place. TERROR IN BALI is an eyewitness account of the blasts and is offered in the hope that it will help some to come to terms with the senseless. The story should, however, not be forgotten and this book is a record of the Bali that was and the Bali that is now. It is also published in the hope that a new Bali will emerge from the ashes, one that refuses to succumb to terrorists. Australian Broadcasting Corporation journalist Alan Atkinson was on holiday in Bali with his family when he received the call early on that Sunday morning that something catastrophic had occurred at Kuta. He was one of the first western journalists on the scene. Alan's account is a close-up view. The tragedy is all the more acute seen in the backdrop of the idyllic Bali. He witnessed bodies being extricated from the ruins of the burning Sari Club, the mourning families of victims, the visit of Australian Prime Minister Howard, Indonesia's President Megawati etc. - from Amzon