Ten bodies arrive at morgue as Iraqi police break up protest - sources


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  • Monday, 30 Dec 2013

RAMADI, Iraq (Reuters) - Ten bodies arrived at a morgue in the Iraqi city of Ramadi in the western Anbar province after police moved to dismantle a Sunni Muslim protest camp on Monday, hospital and morgue officials said.

Clashes broke out when police started to remove the camp, which demonstrators set up a year ago to protest against what they see as the marginalisation of their sect by the Shi'ite-led government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki.

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