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| | Wednesday, 16 October, 2002, 08:34 GMT 09:34 UK In pictures: Bali bomb investigation Investigators are trying to track down those behind Saturday's bombing in Bali, Indonesia. More than 180 people, mostly young Westerners, died as a result of the attack.
 Forensic experts have found traces of a sophisticated plastic explosive at the bomb site  Sifting through the charred remains at the scene is a painstaking task  Australia has agreed to a joint intelligence investigation with Indonesia  Westerners and local Balinese are shocked that Bali has become a terror target  Piles of coffins remain empty as hospital staff desperately try to identify the dead  Buddhists have joined prayers in Bali, which is a mainly Hindu island  Bali's tourists are largely staying away, with many flying home early from their holidays | |
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