JAKARTA -- Bombing at three churches in Surabaya, Indonesia's second biggest city, have left multiple people dead and dozens injured, with authorities investigating it as possible instances of terrorism.
The bombings happened early Sunday morning, possibly targeting weekly prayers. General Tito Karnavian, chief of the national police, said that 13 people died and a further 43 people were injured in the suicide bombings. He said the three attacks were carried out by members of a single family with links to Islamic state-inspired group Jemaah Ansharut Daulah. One attack was carried out by a mother and two young children, the police said.
