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Surabaya police arrest a man-- A suicide bomber on a motorcycle wounded several police officers outside a police building in Surabaya, Indonesia, a day after Islamic militants carried out a suicide attack on a church in the country's second largest city.

A mobile police unit patrols the area around the Surabaya police headquarters after a suicide attack in Surabaya on May 14, 2018. Photo: AFP

Surabaya police arrest a man

Police officers from the Mobile Squad stand guard in front of the Surabaya police headquarters after a suicide attack in Surabaya, May 14, 2018. Photo: AFP

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Anti-terror police officers stand guard after an explosion at a police station in Surabaya, Indonesia, May 14, 2018. Photo: Reuters

Counter-terrorism officers stand guard after an explosion outside a police station in Surabaya, Indonesia, May 14, 2018. Photo: Reuters

An anti-terrorism police officer hunts for explosives at a police station in Surabaya, Indonesia, on May 14. Photo: Reuters

CCTV footage of the attack showed a two-wheeler parked in front of the gate of the Surabaya police headquarters before the two-wheeler detonated an explosive device. Photo: Twitter/Global Jakarta

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Footage from a news report showing police officers at the scene of the explosion at Surabaya police headquarters. Photo: Twitter/MetroTV

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JAKARTA - National Police Chief Tito Kanavian said on Monday (May 14th) that the suicide bomber's family was responsible for the suicide attack in Surabaya, the capital of East Java province.

Tito told reporters that the latest attack was carried out by a family of five, including an 8-year-old boy. The boy survived and is now recovering.

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As for the reason for Monday's attack, Tito said the attackers received instructions from the headquarters of the Islamic State (ISIS) in Iraq and Syria.

He was told the attack was revenge for the arrest of radical cleric Aman Abdurrahman. The cleric is on trial for a 2016 terror attack in central Jakarta that killed four people.

He is currently being held at the Nusa Kambangan prison island in central Java and is expected to appear in court on Friday (May 18).

The militants are also seeking revenge for last year's arrest of Zainal Ansori, the head of the East Java branch of the Jemaah Ansharut Daulah (JAD) terror network.

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"They received instructions from the ISIS central command. There they gathered and issued operational orders to their cells around the world," General Tito said. The police chief told reporters that the father was from the same terrorist group that attacked the family of six in three churches on Sunday.

Two families on motorbikes blew themselves up at a checkpoint near the Surabaya police station at 8.50am on Monday.

Families of suicide bombers attacked three churches, killing at least 12 people and injuring more than 40, with at least 10 injured at the scene a day later.

General Tito told reporters that Monday's attack involved a highly volatile and destructive explosive dubbed "Mother Satan." The pump can be assembled using existing materials mixed with other materials.

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Political, Legal and Security Coordinating Minister Uirando said the police will strengthen security across the country with the support of the military.

"The president ordered the police to use all force to protect the country with the help of the Indonesian National Army," retired Wiranto told reporters.

Four police officers and six civilians were injured in the blast on Monday morning, East Java provincial police spokesman Frans Baron Mangla told reporters.

CCTV footage of the attack showed a two-wheeler carrying a man and a woman stopped by officers outside the gates of Surabaya police headquarters shortly before the explosive device was detonated.

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Photos taken by witnesses at the scene showed an injured policeman lying on the ground. Photos and videos from the scene of the attack showed charred body parts and debris strewn near the gates of police headquarters.

In a press conference shortly after the attack, Indonesian President Joko Widodo said he would enact a "perppu" (emergency law to replace the law) to take counter-terrorism measures.

"If the DRC does not complete its review of the anti-terrorism bill proposed by our government between February 2016 and June 2016, then I will deport the perpetrators," Widodo said.

"They are cowards. They have no self-respect. They are savages. I must say again, we will fight terrorism, we will eradicate it," he added.

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The government has proposed an anti-terror law that would allow the police to take preventive measures to fight terrorism. Current law requires police to have enough evidence to make an arrest or wait until an operation or attack is launched.

"Law enforcement officers are now handcuffed when they deal with terrorists. That has to change," General Urado told reporters after meeting members of parliament on Monday.

General Wiranto said that with stronger laws, the police would be able to act quickly because they not only had weapons, but wider powers and confidence to act.

General Wiranto dismissed concerns that the authorities could abuse the strict anti-terror laws for political gain.

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Meanwhile, police killed a suspected terrorist and arrested three others in two locations in Sidoarjo Regency on Monday, MetroTV reported. Police have not confirmed this information.

Local residents heard gunshots before police searched the house where a terrorist named Bundy was staying. Police seized six pipe bombs from the house.

Monday's blast marked the third suicide and death by a family in two days.

Six members of the family that blew up three churches on Sunday killed themselves, and three members of a family of six were killed in another bombing that night in Sinduarho. Monday's blast killed four suicide bombers from the same family and only one child survived.

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A fourth family identified by police as Idealists is also believed to be behind the church bombing.

Police across the country are on high alert following attacks in Jakarta, the Riau archipelago and East Java.

Bali is also on high alert following a deadly riot involving convicted terrorists at the Mako Mobile Squad detention center in Depok, West Java, last Tuesday night.

Meanwhile, National Police spokesman Chief Inspector Setios Vasistos said at a press conference that the National Police is concerned about the dissemination of photos and videos containing violence.

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Police are also concerned about the spread of false information about other raids and bombings that never happened.

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