BAMAKO (Reuters) - Forces of Mali's ruling military junta battled troops loyal to ousted president Amadou Toumani Toure in several parts of the capital Bamako for a second day on Tuesday, forcing residents to flee their homes.
Shooting cracked out from the direction of the state television building and a barracks housing the Toure loyalists, Reuters witnesses said.
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