violence has broken out across iran, as anti government protesters defy warnings from officials, demonstrating for a third day. two people have reportedly been shot dead. at the same time, pro government rallies have been taking place in the capital tehran, with thousands of people showing their support. the anti government protests started in mashhad and spread to several parts of the country. they have focused on corruption and falling living standards, but they are becoming increasingly political. wyre davies reports. three days in and iran s anti government protests have turned violent. in the northern city of mashhad, demonstrators demanding an end to hardline clerical rule set police motorbikes alight and taunted the security services. from dorud in the west, video showed crowds scattering after two protesters were reportedly shot and killed. what began in provincial cities has now spread to the capital tehran and the main university campus. these are worrying signs for
violence has broken out across iran, as anti government protestors defy warnings from officials, demonstrating for a third day. two people have reportedly been shot dead. at the same time, pro government rallies have been taking place in the capital tehran, with thousands of people showing their support. the anti government protests started in mashhad and spread to several parts of the country. they have focused on corruption and falling living standards, but they are becoming increasingly political. wyre davies reports. do to the streets. it is being reported that two protesters have been killed. late into the night, demonstrators attacked targets with links to the government and the ruling elite. in corunna bad, the governor ‘s office was burned. in the northern city of a shadow, police motorbikes were set alight while crowds taunted the security services. what started as a provincial process about rocketing prices has become deeply political and moved to the k run. to
where the country s worth earthquake in almost a century has claimed more than 4000 lives. supplies are not getting through to hard-hit regions and hospitals are overcrowded with injuries. laila: powerful aftershocks continue to shake the country spreading panic and further, getting rescue efforts. many remain buried further complicating rescue efforts. many remain buried. time is running out to reach them. erdogan is reporter: it s a scene of devastation. this is gore cut is ghorka. officials said the damage is greatest in places where traditional building practices were most common. kathmandu was also affected. i nearly 200-year-old tower was a nearly 200-year-old tower was destroyed. that s nothing compared to the effect that the quake had on the people of nepal. as the death toll continues to climb, rescue workers are trying to reach those buried beneath earth and rubble. often, it is recovery rather than rescue. here soldiers pulled the body of a young girl from
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