By Mark Brook For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 04:42 BST, 1 May 2019 | Updated: 04:42 BST, 1 May 2019
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Plans to redevelop the 2002 Sari club bombing site in Bali will not go ahead.
Owner of the site, Sukamto Tjia, previously proposed a five-storey restaurant complex with a possible memorial or museum on the top floor.
But on Wednesday it was revealed the project had been shelved indefinitely and the site may instead be reserved for a memorial 'Peace Park'.
The decision to halt the commercial development came after Prime Minister Scott Morrison met with members of the Bali Peace Park Association in Perth, ABC News reported.
A planned commercial development of the 2002 Sari Club bombing site in Bali (pictured) will not go ahead, and instead may be reserved for a memorial 'Peace Park'
