King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa offered a national dialogue with all parties on February 18 to try to end the turmoil in which six people have been killed and hundreds wounded since February 14.

Shi''ites feel cut out of decision-making and complain of discrimination in access to state jobs and housing. Turmoil has rocked Bahrain since demonstrators, mostly from the 70 percent Shi''ite majority, took to the streets to demand more say in the tiny Sunni-ruled Gulf Arab island, Reuters reports. They are angry about corruption and unemployment in the country.ДЄs far as the situation in Bahrain is concerned, Reuters reported on Saturday that Bahraini troops and armored vehicles on Saturday left a Manama square that had been a base for anti-government protesters, hours after opposition groups rejected a royal dialogue call unless the military stood down.ДЄ handful of demonstrators tried to move back into their former stronghold in Pearl Square after the army pullout, but police fired tear gas beat them back. During what has been described as a nationwide 'Friday of rage' (February 10), tens of thousands of protesters in several cities demanded that President Saleh leave office immediately. In the Yemeni capital Sanaa, supporters and opponents of President Ali Abdullah Saleh clashed on the streets. Four people were killed in the southern port city of Aden by gunfire as police moved to disperse protesters and one person was killed and many injured in the city of Taiz when a grenade was thrown from a car at protesters. In the meantime, at least five people have been killed during widespread anti-government demonstrations in Yemen, according to international media outlets. In a statement on its website, HRW says there were demonstrations in at least four other eastern cities on Friday - al-Bayda, Ajdabiya, Zawiya, and Darnah - after security forces shot dead a number of protesters in the previous days. Security forces opened fire in Benghazi on Friday when protesters approached a compound used by Colonel Gaddafi when he visits the city.ДЄccording to HRW and media reports, the city''s al-Jala hospital received the bodies of 35 people killed in the shooting. The New York-based group Human Rights Watch (HRW) reported on February 19 that the number of people killed in three days of protests in Libya has risen to 84.ДЄccording to BBC, the main focus of the demonstrations against Colonel Muammar Gaddafi''s 42-year-old rule has been the second city, Benghazi, where one hospital reported 35 deaths on Friday. Nazriyev says no Tajik has been hurt during riots in Yemen.

Tajik medical workers are at medical clinic there under contracts. In the meantime, some 300 Tajik nationals, primarily medical professionals, are currently working in Yemen. вЂњWe now do not have information about the exact number Tajik nationals in Libya and Bahrain but we know that no Tajiks have been hurt during the protests in these countries,вЂќ the spokesman said. After the snake gets inside the bag, she ties the bag and goes back as onlookers watch in surprise.DUSHANBE, February 19, 2011, Asia-Plus - вЂњSince we do not have our diplomatic missions in Libya, Bahrain and Yemen, we now have just a general picture of what is going on in these countries,вЂќ Davlat Nazriyev, a spokesman for the Tajik MFA, told Asia-Plus in an interview.ДЄccording to him, Tajik Embassy in Saudi Arabia is charged to watch the situation in Yemen, Tajik Embassy in Egypt is watching the situation in Libya and Tajik Embassy in the United Arab Emirates is watching the situation in Bahrain. The clip shows the woman officer skillfully pushing the snake inside a long bag using a tool. In the viral video, Roshini is seen calmly holding the reptile while a few locals are seen surrounding her. The female force in forest departments across the country is growing in good numbers, 'read the caption of the video. 'A brave forest staff, Roshini, rescues a snake from the human habitations at Kattakada. Video ofВ snake rescue was shared on Twitter by an Indian Forest Service member, Sudah Ramen. The rescue operation is going viral, attracting a lot of appreciation from users on social media platforms. In the video, Beat Forest Officer Roshni GS is seen catching the snake by its tail and putting it inside a bag. kattakada athira l 8702070217 shalabham tc 18/1128(2) tagore road aramada p o athira sa 8707070606 aswathy bhavan parmbukonam mottamoodu naruvamoodu po athirakrishnan 8702070372 athira kulakkada.p.o. A video has emerged on social media platforms showing a woman official from the Kerala forest department rescuing a snake calmly and skillfully.

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