Pakistani authorities will soon send alleged mastermind of Bali bombing, Umar Patek to Indonesia as an effort to help Indonesia uncover further terrorist network in the country. Patek, 41 years old, is suspected as the field coordinator and planner of the suicide bombings in two nightclubs in Bali in 2002 that killed 202 people, most of whom are Australian holidaymakers. Patek alias Abu Syeikh or Umar Arab, escaped from Indonesia in 2003, the U.S. government has put one million U.S. dollars bounty on his head. He has also been included in the United Nations' consolidated list. He was captured by the Pakistani security authorities in January after a decade of escape, since then the Indonesian police, which had been tracking Patek for years, have been negotiating with the government of Pakistan for bringing back one of the most wanted Islamic militants in South-East Asia.