Bahrain Protest Worsen; Face-to-Face Shooting Incident Captured in Video

Bahrain’s demonstrators are trying to occupy ‘Manama’s Banking Center’ on Sunday. Police authorities firing teargas and rubber bullets to neutralize the situation as protesters spread to the strategic ‘Gulf State’s Business Hub’, said the witnesses.

The clashed between demonstrator and police authorities were getting worst. Policemen were using teargases and rubber bullets against more than 350 activists who have positioned the ‘Financial Harbour Business Complex’ with road blocks and a human chain.

Reports from hospital source said, about 200 people protesters and other civilians were hurt from inhaling teargas. And the interior ministry reported 14 policemen were injured in the violence.

The United States urged the Bahrain government to undertake peaceful and meaningful dialogue between two parties rather than the way of using forces, said Jay Carney White house spokesman.

Bahrain’s government is offering a national dialogue about the deep-rooted reforms but not to the expense of the stability and Bahrain’s security, state news agency BNA reported.

The crown Prince Salman said that, “He supported the creation of a parliament with full authority, and he pledged also to tackle neutralization, sectarian tensions and ‘Administrative and Finance’ corruption.”

“Legitimate demands should not be p(–foul word(s) removed–)ed through out the price of security and stability” said Prince Salman.

The unrest is getting worst. One protester appeared to be arguing with helmeted riot policemen; unfortunately the policemen shoot him twice about 2-meters away. Once shoot in the body and after the first shoot the man tried to get up and shoot for the second time in the face.

The face-to-face video shooting can be seen through the link provided below…

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