Hundred of Western Australians have gathered at the Bali Memorial in Kings Park this morning to mark 20 years since the 2002 Bali Bombings.
On October 12, 202 people - including 88 Australians - lost their lives when bombs were detonated at a popular Kuta night spot.
Hundreds more were seriously injured.
"The senseless, callous acts of violence 20 years ago at Paddy's Bar and the Sari Club still send shockwaves through our community," Premier Mark McGowan said.
"Western Australians will never forget that tragic day.
"Today was an important opportunity for the community to remember the victims of the Bali Bombings, as well as honour the survivors and those who stepped up in the aftermath to support those who need it most.
"We thank the Bali Memorial Association for their ongoing efforts to ensure those tragic events are appropriately remembered."
The State Government also hosted a private breakfast for more than 200 Western Australians directly affected by the tragedy.
From today, the 'Remembering the Bali Bombings: 20 Years On' photographic exhibition is open to the public at the Old Gaol within the WA Museum Boola Bardip.
The photographic exhibition pays tribute to the work of Royal Perth Hospital in treating survivors airlifted to WA, and will run until February 28, 2023.
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