An Indonesian anti-terror police squad searches for evidence during a raid at a residential area in Batam Center, Batam, Riau Islands, Indonesia, 05 August 2016. According media reports, Indonesian police arrested six suspected terrorists during a raid. The terror group, identified as KGR@Katibah GR, is believed to have had a plan to attack the Marina Bay Singapore.
An Indonesian anti-terror police squad searches for evidence during a raid at a residential area in Batam Center, Batam, Riau Islands, Indonesia, 05 August 2016. According media reports, Indonesian police arrested six suspected terrorists during a raid. The terror group, identified as KGR@Katibah GR, is believed to have had a plan to attack the Marina Bay Singapore. EPA - M URIP

Six arrested over suspected rocket attack

SIX terror suspects have been arrested on an Indonesian island for allegedly planning an attack against Singapore.

Indonesian police said the six were arrested on Batam Island, where it is alleged they had planned to launch a rocket attack on Singapore's popular Marina Bay.

"What we understand so far is that they were planning to attack vital objects, busy areas including police offices," Indonesian police spokesman Agus Rianto told reporters.

Mr Rianto said the group were also suspected of having links to Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian fighting for the Islamic State (IS) group in Syria.

He said police had obtained information that the suspects had been plotting to attack Singapore via Batam, which is about 15 kilometres south of Singapore.

Read more at ABC News Online


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