Violence flares in Bahrain
Agencies
Published
March 16, 2011

















Bahrain declared martial law on Tuesday, a day after Saudi forces arrived in the Sunni-ruled kingdom to help restore calm following weeks of protests by the island’s Shia Muslim majority.
Bahrain TV said the king “authorised the commander of Bahrain’s defence forces to take all necessary measures to protect the safety of the country and its citizens.”
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