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Bahrain Unrest Pictures

By James Wray Mar 16, 2011, 15:39 GMT

A handout photo released by Migrante Middle East bureau on 16 March 2011 showing security forces near black smoke billowing from the square from the protesters' tents set ablaze in Manama‘s Lulu Square in Bahrain. At least six people were killed and hundreds were injured when security forces violently dispersed a demonstration in Lulu Square Al Jazeera reported. Helicopters hovered over the square as police, backed by military units and tanks, used live ammunition and tear gas to disperse around 500 protesters. Explosions and large clouds of smoke were also seen coming for thesquare. EPA/MIGRANTE MIDDLE EAST

A handout photo released by Migrante Middle East bureau on 16 March 2011 showing security forces amid smoke billowing from the protesters' tents set ablaze in Manama‘s Lulu Square in Bahrain. At least six people were killed and hundreds were injured when security forces violently dispersed a demonstration in Lulu Square Al Jazeera reported. Helicopters hovered over the square as police, backed by military units and tanks, used live ammunition and tear gas to disperse around 500 protesters. Explosions and large clouds of smoke were also seen coming for thesquare. EPA/MIGRANTE MIDDLE EAST

An injured opposition protester being treated at the Salmaniya Medical Complex in Manama, Bahrain 15 March 2011 after clashes broke out across the Gulf island between the authorities and opposition protesters. The King of Bahrain has declared a three-month state of emergency, state television reports, following weeks of pro-democracy protests in the kingdom. EPA/MAZEN MAHDI

Bahraini opposition protesters march on the Saudi embassy in Manama, Bahraini 15 March 2011 as clashes broke out across the Gulf island between the authorities and opposition protesters. The king of Bahrain has declared a three-month state of emergency, state television reports, following weeks of pro-democracy protests in the kingdom. EPA/MAZEN MAHDI

Medical staff look at the X-ray of an opposition protester who was shot and rushed to the Salmaniya Medical Complex in Manama, south of the Bahraini capital 15 March 2011 after clashes break out across the Gulf island between the authorities and opposition protesters. The king of Bahrain has declared a three-month state of emergency, state television reports, following weeks of pro-democracy protests in the kingdom. EPA/MAZEN MAHDI

A Bahraini fills canisters with fuel at filling station in Manama, Bahrain on 15 March 2011. The king of Bahrain has declared a three-month state of emergency, state television reports, following weeks of pro-democracy protests in the kingdom. EPA/MAZEN MAHDI

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