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Penunjuk perasaan membuat percubaan baru untuk
sampai ke pejabat Perdana Menteri dengan sekurang-kurangnya 50 tangkapan.
Laporan juga mengatakan berpuluh-puluh rumah diserbu, dan sekurang-kurangnya 25
orang yang ditahan untuk menggunakan media sosial.
Internet telah digunakan untuk berkongsi maklumat
dan kemarahan lohong terhadap kerajaan. Kumpulan-kumpulan hak asasi manusia dan
beberapa pegawai asing, termasuk Setiausaha Negara Amerika Syarikat, telah
mengutuk penggunaan kekerasan yang berlebihan oleh polis Turki. RT Marina
Portnaya laporan ini.
Protesters made fresh attempts to reach the Prime
Minister's office with at least 50 being arrested. Reports also say dozens of
homes were raided, and at least 25 people detained for using social media.
The internet has been used to share information and
vent anger against the government. Human rights groups and some foreign
officials, including the US Secretary of State, have condemned the excessive
use of force by Turkish police. RT's Marina Portnaya reports.
Rakaman televisyen menunjukkan Presiden Syria Bashar
tentera al-Assad, yang disokong oleh pejuang Hizbollah Lubnan, mendapatkan
semula kawalan ke atas bandar sempadan strategik Qusayr. (Television footage
purports to show Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's troops, backed by Lebanese
Hizbollah fighters, regaining control of the strategic border town of Qusayr).
Lebih banyak keganasan di Afghanistan. Satu letupan
bom di tepi jalan telah meragut nyawa beberapa orang di wilayah barat Farah Afghanistan.
Juga pada hari Isnin, orang awam hampir 2 dozen termasuk wanita dan kanak-kanak
mati dalam letupan berasingan di wilayah timur Laghman dan Paktia.
Presiden Hamid Karzai afghan telah mengutuk
sekeras-kerasnya kejadian. Dalam satu kenyataan Karzai berkata serangan
tersebut telah dijalankan oleh Quote "musuh-musuh rakyat
Afghanistan".
Militan Taliban biasanya mengambil dipersalahkan
kerana serangan di negara ini yang dilanda perang. Juga tentera asing serta
operasi tentera dan serangan udara yang bertanggungjawab untuk korban awam yang
semakin meningkat di negara ini.
Menurut laporan PBB dikeluarkan pada bulan Februari,
lebih daripada 2,750 orang terbunuh dan lebih 4,800 cedera dalam keganasan yang
berkaitan dengan konflik di Afghanistan pada tahun 2012 sahaja.
Amin Alemi, Press TV, Kabul
More violence in Afghanistan. A roadside bomb blast
has claimed the lives of several people in Afghanistan's western province of
Farah. Also on Monday, nearly two dozen civilians including women and children
died in separate explosions in eastern provinces of Laghman and Paktia.
The afghan president Hamid Karzai has strongly
condemned the incidents. In a statement Karzai said such attacks were carried
out by Quote "the enemies of the people of Afghanistan".
Taliban militants usually take the blame for the
attacks in the war-torn country. Also foreign troops as well as their military
operations and airstrikes are held responsible for the rising civilian
casualties in the country.
According to a UN report released in February, more
than 2,750 people were killed and over 4,800 injured in conflict-related
violence in Afghanistan in 2012 alone.
Penunjuk perasaan masih berkhemah di tengah Gezi
Park di sebelah Taksim Square selepas polis menahan berpuluh-puluh orang dalam
pertempuran dalam sekelip mata. Pergolakan bermula sebagai polis cuba untuk
membersihkan duduk aman di atas pembangunan semula taman, tetapi tumpuan kini
telah beralih kepada rasa tidak puas hati umum dengan Perdana Menteri Erdogan.
Protesters
are still camped in the central Gezi Park beside Taksim Square after police
detained dozens of people in overnight clashes. The unrest began as police
tried to clear a peaceful sit in over the redevelopment of the park, but the
focus has now shifted to general discontent with Prime Minister Erdogan.
Penunjuk perasaan terus kekal ingkar di Taksim Square Istanbul
pada hari ke-6 di seluruh negara pergolakan anti-kerajaan. (Protesters remain
defiant in Istanbul's Taksim Square on the sixth day of nationwide
anti-government unrest).
Polis Turki menggunakan meriam air, gas pemedih mata
dan peluru getah untuk menyuraikan penunjuk perasaan awal pagi Rabu. Penunjuk
perasaan Turki mengadakan tunjuk perasaan untuk terus malam ke-5. (Turkish
police used water cannon, tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters
early Wednesday morning. Turkish protesters held demonstrations for the fifth
straight night).
Photo: AP Pandangan udara sebahagian daripada
Deggendorf yang telah dibanjiri oleh sungai Danube kerana empangan pecah di
selatan Jerman, Rabu 5 Jun, 2013, hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir di Jerman,
Austria, Switzerland, Republik Czech dan Hungary.
Photo:
AP Aerial view of a part of Deggendorf which was flooded by the river Danube
due to a broken dam in southern Germany, Wednesday, June 5, 2013, Heavy
rainfalls caused floods in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic
and Hungary.
15 mati dalam banjir
Eropah, beribu-ribu dipindahkan
TINJAUAN 1WC'sChannel 2013: PRAGUE
(AP) - Sekurang-kurangnya 15 orang terbunuh dan 4 yang lain telah hilang dalam
banjir yang telah memusnahkan pusat Eropah, pihak berkuasa berkata hari ini
sebagai sungai melimpah melonjak hiliran ke arah Jerman.
Anggota
bomba berkata lebih daripada 19,000 orang telah dipindahkan dari banjir di
Republik Czech. Satu banjir mengamuk bahawa bahagian-bahagian yang dibanjiri
Prague kini menuju ke arah utara Jerman, terutamanya bandar Dresden.
Yang
mati termasuk 8 orang di Republik Czech, 4 di Jerman, 2 di Austria dan seorang
di Slovakia. Sekurang-kurangnya 4 orang lain telah hilang di Republik Czech,
menurut Menteri Dalam Negeri.
Pihak
berkuasa kini mengambil berat tentang keselamatan loji kimia di sebelah sungai
melimpah. Sesetengah tumbuhan telah ditutup dan bahan-bahan kimia mereka
dibuang. Lebih daripada 3,000 orang terpaksa meninggalkan rumah masing-masing
di bandar Czech Usti nad Labem di Sungai Elbe berhampiran sempadan Jerman, di
mana air banjir masih meningkat Rabu.
Air
yang tinggi telah tenggelamkan bahagian bandar serta banyak bandar-bandar lain
di sepanjang Elbe, sungai terbesar di negara ini. "Ia tidak banyak
lagi," kata Perdana Menteri Republik Petr Nečas. "Terdapat sudah
detik-detik yang sukar masih di hadapan kami."
Beliau
berjanji lebih daripada 5 bilion koruna ($ 250 juta) untuk kerja-kerja
pembersihan. Republik televisyen awam berkata halangan yang melindungi satu
loji kimia yang besar di Lovosice telah bocor Rabu. Nečas dijadual melawat
kilang itu di kemudian hari.
Hiliran,
beratus-ratus orang telah dipindahkan di bandar Jerman Dresden, di mana Elbe
itu dijangka puncak petang Rabu. Awal hari ini, ia telah berjalan kira-kira 7
meter (21 kaki) ke atas paras normal di bandar timur.
Di
bandar timur Jerman Halle, kawasan bandar sudah banjir. Di tempat lain di
kawasan yang terjejas, askar dan penduduk telah mengukuhkan tetambak direndam
dengan beg pasir untuk memastikan ianya daripada pecah.
Air
itu secara perlahan-lahan surut di bandar Bavaria melanda deras Passau,
meninggalkan sejumlah besar serpihan. Banjir awal minggu ini di Passau
merupakan yang terburuk dalam 500 tahun. Di ibu negara Czech Prague, tahap
sungai Vltava melimpah telah menjatuhkan dan pihak-pihak berkuasa meninjau
kerosakan.
Walaupun
kebanyakan bahagian bandar, termasuk mercu tanda sejarah, dilindungi dengan
baik oleh halangan logam yang tinggi, Zoo Prague terutamanya teruk untuk kali
ke-2 dalam masa 11 tahun. Bahagian yang lebih rendah daripada taman ini telah
tenggelam dan haiwan ada terpaksanya dipindahkan.
Zoo
anggaran kerosakan pada $ 8 billion tetapi menegaskan ia akan membuka semula
bahagian-bahagian yang lebih tinggi kompleks lama lagi. "Banjir tidak akan
memecahkan kita," pihak zoo itu berkata dalam satu kenyataan.
Photo: AP Pandangan udara lebuh raya dan
bangunan-bangunan yang telah dibanjiri oleh sungai Danube berhampiran
Deggendorf, selatan Jerman, Rabu 5 Jun, 2013, hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir di
Jerman, Austria, Switzerland, Republik Czech dan Hungary.
Photo:
AP Aerial view of the highway and buildings that were flooded by the river
Danube near Deggendorf, southern Germany, Wednesday, June 5, 2013, Heavy
rainfalls caused floods in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic
and Hungary.
Photo: AP Rudolf (11) melintasi pasaran yang dibanjiri
kota Wehlen di sungai Elbe, Jerman, Selasa 4 Jun, 2013. Selepas hujan lebat,
sungai melimpah membanjiri kawasan di Jerman, Austria, Switzerland dan Republik
Czech.
Photo:
AP Rudolf (11) crosses the flooded market place of the city of Wehlen at river
Elbe, Germany, Tuesday, June 4, 2013. After heavy rainfalls, swollen rivers
flooded areas in Germany, Austria , Switzerland and Czech Republic.
Photo: AP pemandangan dari Radobyl bukit di lebuh raya
dan kampung Mlekojedy dibanjiri oleh sungai Elbe melimpah berhampiran
Litomerice, 70 kilometer (43 batu) barat laut Prague, yang diambil pada rabu 5
JUN, 2013. Hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir di Jerman, Austria, Switzerland dan
Republik Czech.
Photo:
AP A view from Radobyl hill at a highway and the village Mlekojedy flooded by
the swollen river Elbe near Litomerice, 70 kilometres (43 miles) northwest of
Prague, taken on Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Heavy rainfalls caused flooding in
Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Czech Republic.
Photo: AP Sungai Danube melimpah dilihat dari
Jambatan Rantaian dengan bangunan Parlimen di sebelah kanan di Budapest,
Hungary, Rabu 5 Jun, 2013. Puncak Sungai Danube yang banjir seperti yang
dijangkakan Isnin depan, 10 Jun di Budapest. Hujan lebat telah menyebabkan
banjir di beberapa kawasan di Jerman, Austria dan Republik Czech.
Photo:
AP The swollen River Danube is seen from the Chain Bridge with the Parliament
building on the right in Budapest, Hungary, Wednesday, June 5, 2013. River
Danube's flood peaks expectedly next Monday, June 10, in Budapest. Heavy
rainfalls already caused flooding in parts of Germany, Austria and Czech
Republic.
Photo: AP pemandangan dari Radobyl bukit menunjukkan
lebuh raya dan keluar untuk kampung Mlekojedy dibanjiri oleh sungai Elbe melimpah
berhampiran Litomerice, 70 kilometer (43 batu) Barat Laut Prague, yang diambil
pada rabu 5 Jun, 2013. Hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir di Jerman, Austria,
Switzerland dan Republik Czech.
Photo:
AP A view from Radobyl hill shows a highway and an exit to the village
Mlekojedy flooded by the swollen river Elbe near Litomerice, 70 kilometres (43
miles) Northwest of Prague, taken on Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Heavy rainfalls
caused flooding in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Czech Republic.
Photo: AP Pandangan udara sebahagian daripada
Deggendorf yang telah dibanjiri oleh sungai Danube kerana empangan pecah di
selatan Jerman, Rabu 5 Jun, 2013, hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir di Jerman,
Austria, Switzerland, Republik Czech dan Hungary.
Photo:
AP Aerial view of a part of Deggendorf which was flooded by the river Danube
due to a broken dam in southern Germany, Wednesday, June 5, 2013, Heavy
rainfalls caused floods in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Czech Republic
and Hungary.
Photo: AP Satu pemandangan dari bukit Radobyl menunjukkan
jalan raya dan taman hop dibanjiri oleh sungai Elbe melimpah berhampiran
Litomerice, 70 kilometer (43 batu) Barat Laut Prague, yang diambil pada Rabu 5
Jun, 2013. Hujan lebat menyebabkan banjir di Jerman, Austria, Switzerland dan
Republik Czech.
Photo:
AP A view from the Radobyl hill shows a highway and a hop garden flooded by the
swollen river Elbe near Litomerice, 70 kilometres (43 miles) Northwest of
Prague, taken on Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Heavy rainfalls caused flooding in
Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Czech Republic.
15 dead in European
flooding, thousands evacuated
REVIEW 1WC'sChannel 2013: PRAGUE
(AP) - At least 15 people have died and four others are missing in the floods
that have ravaged central Europe, authorities said Wednesday as swollen rivers
surged downstream toward Germany.
Firefighters
said more than 19,000 people were evacuated from the flooding in the Czech
Republic. One raging flood that inundated parts of Prague was now heading north
toward Germany, particularly the city of Dresden.
The
dead included eight people in the Czech Republic, four in Germany, two in
Austria and one in Slovakia. At least four other people were missing in the
Czech Republic, according to its interior minister.
Authorities
are now concerned about the safety of chemical plants next to the overflowing
rivers. Some plants have been shut down and their chemicals removed. More than
3,000 people had to leave their homes in the Czech city of Usti nad Labem on
the Elbe River near the German border, where floodwaters were still on the rise
Wednesday.
High
water had already submerged parts of the city as well many other towns along
the Elbe, the biggest river in the country. "It's not over yet,"
Czech Prime Minister Petr Necas said. "There're tough moments still ahead
of us."
He
pledged more than 5 billion koruna ($250 million) for clean-up work. Czech
public television said a barrier that protects one major chemical plant in
Lovosice was leaking Wednesday. Necas was scheduled to visit the plant later in
the day.
Downstream,
hundreds of people were being evacuated in the German city of Dresden, where
the Elbe was expected to crest Wednesday evening. Early in the day it was
running about 7 meters (21 feet) over normal levels in the eastern city.
In
the eastern German city of Halle, the downtown area was already flooded.
Elsewhere in the affected regions, soldiers and residents were reinforcing
soaked levees with sand bags to keep them from breaking.
The
water was slowly receding in the hard-hit Bavarian city of Passau, leaving
behind vast amounts of debris. Flooding earlier this week in Passau was the
worst in 500 years. In the Czech capital of Prague, the level of the swollen
Vltava river was dropping and authorities surveyed the damage.
While
most parts of the city, including its historical landmarks, were well protected
by high metal barriers, Prague's Zoo was particularly badly hit for a second
time in 11 years. The lower side of the park was submerged and animals there
had to be evacuated.
The
zoo estimated the damage at $8 million but insisted it would reopen the higher
parts of the complex shortly. "The flood will not break us," the zoo
said in a statement.
Bilangan orang-orang yang memerlukan rawatan
perubatan berikutan kebakaran di Moscow metro telah meningkat kepada 59. 15
terpaksa pergi ke hospital dan beberapa orang, termasuk seorang gadis remaja,
berada dalam rawatan rapi. Kereta api ujian kosong sekarang berjalan melalui
stesen-stesen yang terjejas oleh kebakaran terowong yang disebabkan oleh litar
pintas semasa tergesa-gesa waktu pagi beberapa jam. Satu litar pintas ke-2 beberapa
jam kemudian ditangguhkan pembukaan semula. RT Egor Piskunov laporan ini.
The number of those who needed medical treatment
following a fire in the Moscow metro has risen to 59. 15 had to go to hospital
and several people, including a teenage girl, are in intensive care. Empty test
trains are now running through the stations affected by the tunnel blaze caused
by a short circuit during the morning rush hour. A second short circuit a few hours
later delayed the re-opening. RT's Egor Piskunov reports.
Metro
Moscow terpaksa menutup salah satu garis sebanyak 2 kali pada hari Rabu,
selepas tergesa-gesa pagi beberapa jam kebakaran yang mengakibatkan pemindahan
beribu-ribu penumpang dan menyebabkan jisim separa transit jem.
Talian
ini telah ditutup secara ringkas selepas tengah hari kurang daripada 1 jam
selepas meneruskan perkhidmatan dalam mod ujian apabila asap sekali lagi
dilaporkan dalam terowong. Asap yang datang dari tapak yang sama terjejas oleh
kebakaran pagi ini, ia disyaki kabel elektrik yang baru dibaiki rosak oleh yang
singkat hanya selepas kuasa dipulihkan.
Sekurang-kurangnya
59 orang cedera dalam kejadian itu pagi Rabu di stesen Ryad Okhotny, pegawai-pegawai
perubatan yang dilaporkan. 15 daripada mereka, termasuk seorang gadis 15 tahun,
telah dibawa ke hospital. Mereka mengakui telah mengalami terhidu asap dan
penyakit yang berkaitan dengan tekanan seperti neurosis dan tekanan darah
tinggi. 3 pesakit dalam terapi intensif, tetapi kesihatan mereka tidak berada
dalam bahaya.
Sesetengah
4,500 orang telah dipindahkan dari Metro, berkata Viktor Biryukov, seorang
jurucakap untuk perkhidmatan kecemasan di ibu negara. Sesetengah kereta api
dihentikan di dalam terowong apabila api meletus. Semua penumpang yang
terkandas dan pekerja Metro telah diselamatkan, dan pemindahan berakhir
kira-kira sejam selepas kejadian itu bermula.
Kebakaran
berlaku pada kira-kira 09:04 masa Moscow (05:04 GMT), dan anggota bomba berjaya
cepat Padamkan api. Yang terjejas oleh asap kemudahan sedang pengudaraan.
Jurucakap.
Punca kebakaran masih belum ditentukan, tetapi siasatan awal menunjukkan
kegagalan teknikal dalam talian kuasa di dalam terowong.
Jawatankuasa
Siasatan Moscow berkata ia akan menjalankan siasatan ke atas kemungkinan
pelanggaran peraturan-peraturan keselamatan di Metro.
Image from twitter user@_katiko
EMERCOM anggota bomba di Mokhovaya Street di pusat
bandar Moscow. Stesen keretapi bawah tanah Okhotny Ryad ditutup kerana kebakaran.
(EMERCOM firefighters on Mokhovaya Street in downtown Moscow. The Okhotny Ryad
subway station is closed due to a fire). (RIA Novosti/Ilona Golovina)
Api
terganggu dengan serius pengangkutan di Moscow pada waktu pagi beberapa jam yang
tergesa-gesa. Beberapa stesen berdekatan terpaksa menutup dan menggesa
penumpang untuk meninggalkan dan mencari cara alternatif untuk sampai ke
destinasi mereka.
Pihak
berkuasa telah menyekat trafik bawah tanah di salah satu daripada jalan-jalan berhampiran
stesen Ryad Okhotny untuk membolehkan ambulans dan pasukan bomba tiba.
Berpuluh-puluh
ribu penumpang pagi adalah terlabat untuk bekerja kerana kejadian itu.
Pihak
berkuasa bandar telah menggunakan 40 bas tambahan dan troli untuk mengimbangi
beban meningkat pada sistem transit awam.
Dengan
ramai penumpang terkandas cuba untuk sampai ke destinasi mereka, ramai yang
marah apabila mendapati pemandu teksi Moscow tiba-tiba menaikkan harga mereka. 13km
perjalanan dari salah satu stesen tertutup kos satu pengguna Twitter 2,500
Rubles (kira-kira $ 80), katanya.
Operasi
Metro kembali sejurus selepas tengah hari, kira-kira 3 jam selepas kejadian
itu. Image from twitter user@RT_russian
Image from twitter user@zuuu_me Image from twitter user@AVejalko Image from twitter user@Anna09d
Imej dari instagram user@vladimiri. Wanita mencuci
jelaga dari wajah-wajah mereka berhampiran dengan stesen keretapi bawah tanah
Okhotny Ryad ditutup kerana kebakaran. (Image from instagram user@vladimiri. Women
wash soot off their faces near the Okhotny Ryad subway station closed due to a
fire). (RIA Novosti/Marina Batasheva)
Moscow Metro fire
prompts mass evacuation, traffic jams
The
Moscow Metro had to shut down one of its lines twice on Wednesday, following a
morning rush hour fire that resulted in the evacuation of thousands of
commuters and caused a partial mass transit jam.
The
line was briefly closed after midday less than an hour after resuming service
in test mode when smoke was again reported in the tunnel. The smoke came from
the same site affected by this morning’s fire; it is suspected that a newly
repaired electric cable was damaged by a short just after power was restored.
At
least 59 people were injured in the incident Wednesday morning at the Okhotny
Ryad station, medical officials reported. Fifteen of them, including a
15-year-old girl, were taken to hospital. Those admitted had suffered from
smoke inhalation and stress-related ailments like neurosis and high blood
pressure. Three patients are in intensive therapy, but their lives are not in
danger.
Some
4,500 people have been evacuated from the Metro, said Viktor Biryukov, a
spokesperson for the capital’s emergencies service. Some trains were stopped
inside a tunnel when the flames erupted. All stranded passengers and Metro
employees have been rescued, and the evacuation ended about an hour after the
incident started.
The
fire broke out at approximately 9:04am Moscow time (05:04 GMT), and
firefighters managed to quickly douse the blaze. The facilities affected by
smoke are being ventilated.
The
cause of the fire is yet to be determined, but a preliminary investigation
indicates a technical failure in a power line inside a tunnel, the spokesperson
said.
Moscow’s
Investigative Committee said it will conduct an inquiry into possible
violations of safety regulations on the Metro.
The
fire seriously disrupted transportation in Moscow during morning rush hour.
Several nearby stations had to close and urge passengers to leave and seek an
alternate means to get to their destination.
Authorities
have blocked ground traffic at one of the streets near Okhotny Ryad station to
allow ambulances and fire brigades to arrive.
Tens
of thousands of morning commuters were late for work due to the incident.
City
authorities have deployed 40 extra buses and trolleys to compensate for the
increased load on the public transit system.
With
crowds of stranded commuters trying to get to their destinations, many were
angry to find that Moscow’s taxi drivers had suddenly hiked their prices. A
13km trip from one of the closed stations cost one Twitter user 2,500 rubles
(about $80), he said.
Metro
operations resumed shortly after midday, about three hours after the incident.
Photo: AP penunjuk perasaan bertindak balas terhadap
polis semasa pertempuran untuk hari ke-5 dalam Istanbul, lewat Selasa, 4 Jun,
2013. Timbalan Perdana Menteri Turki ditawarkan meminta maaf Selasa untuk
tindakan keras kerajaan terhadap bantahan alam sekitar, usaha dikira untuk
memudahkan hari perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di bandar-bandar utama di negara ini.
Photo:
AP A protester reacts against police during clashes for fifth day in Istanbul,
late Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Turkey's deputy prime minister offered an apology
Tuesday for the government's violent crackdown on an environmental protest, a
calculated bid to ease days of anti-government rallies in the country's major
cities.
Laporan: 25 ditahan di Turki untuk protes menghasut
ANKARA,
Turki (AP) - agensi berita negeri yang dikendalikan Turki berkata, polis telah
menahan 25 orang untuk "menyebarkan maklumat tidak benar" di media
sosial dan protes memprovokasi.
Agensi
Anadolu berkata Rabu orang telah ditahan di bandar Izmir kerana didakwa
"menghasut rakyat untuk permusuhan dan kebencian." Ia berkata polis
masih mencari 13 yang lain. Berpuluh-puluh ribu orang Turki telah menyertai
protes anti-kerajaan menyatakan rasa tidak puas hati dengan pemerintahan
Perdana Menteri Recep Tayyip Erdogan 10 tahun.
Media
penyiaran utama Turki telah dikritik kerana menjauhi liputan keganasan polis
pada permulaan protes pada hari Jumaat. Ramai orang beralih kepada media sosial
untuk menyimpan up to date dengan perkembangan.
Erdogan,
yang telah menolak bantahan sebagai demonstrasi yang dianjurkan oleh segelintir
puak ekstremis, telah dirujuk kepada media sosial sebagai "ancaman yang
paling buruk kepada masyarakat."
Photo: AP penunjuk perasaan berdiri di atas bumbung
pusat Kebudayaan Ataturk semasa protes di persegi Taksim di Istanbul, selasa, 4
Jun, 2013. Beribu-ribu telah menyertai perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di seluruh
Turki sejak Jumaat, apabila polis melancarkan serbuan sebelum subuh terhadap
aman duduk dalam membantah rancangan untuk mencabut pokok-pokok di Dataran
Taksim utama di Istanbul. Sejak itu, demonstrasi oleh kebanyakannya Turki
sekular yang berfikiran telah melambung yang terbesar gangguan anti-kerajaan Turki
pada tahun-tahun, dan telah merebak ke banyak bandar-bandar besar.
Photo:
AP Protesters stand on the roof of Ataturk Cultural center during a protest at
Taksim square in Istanbul, Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Thousands have joined
anti-government rallies across Turkey since Friday, when police launched a
pre-dawn raid against a peaceful sit-in protesting plans to uproot trees in
Istanbul's main Taksim Square. Since then, the demonstrations by mostly
secular-minded Turks have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government
disturbances in years, and have spread to many of the biggest cities.
Photo: AP penunjuk perasaan berkumpul semasa protes
di persegi Taksim di Istanbul, selasa, 4 Jun, 2013. Beribu-ribu telah menyertai
perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di seluruh Turki sejak Jumaat, apabila polis
melancarkan serbuan sebelum subuh terhadap aman duduk dalam membantah rancangan
untuk mencabut pokok-pokok di Dataran Taksim utama di Istanbul. Sejak itu,
demonstrasi oleh kebanyakannya Turki sekular yang berfikiran telah melambung yang
terbesar gangguan anti-kerajaan Turki pada tahun-tahun, dan telah merebak ke
banyak bandar-bandar besar.
Photo:
AP Protesters gather during a protest at Taksim square in Istanbul, Tuesday,
June 4, 2013. Thousands have joined anti-government rallies across Turkey since
Friday, when police launched a pre-dawn raid against a peaceful sit-in
protesting plans to uproot trees in Istanbul's main Taksim Square. Since then,
the demonstrations by mostly secular-minded Turks have spiraled into Turkey's
biggest anti-government disturbances in years, and have spread to many of the
biggest cities.
Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan suar cahaya dan menjerit
slogan semasa protes di persegi Taksim di Istanbul, Selasa 4 Jun, 2013.
Beribu-ribu telah menyertai perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di seluruh Turki sejak
Jumaat, apabila polis melancarkan serbuan sebelum subuh terhadap aman duduk
dalam membantah rancangan untuk mencabut pokok-pokok di Dataran Taksim utama di
Istanbul. Sejak itu, demonstrasi oleh kebanyakannya Turki sekular yang
berfikiran telah melambung yang terbesar gangguan anti-kerajaan Turki pada
tahun-tahun, dan telah merebak ke banyak bandar-bandar besar.
Photo:
AP Protesters light flares and shout slogans during a protest at Taksim square
in Istanbul, Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Thousands have joined anti-government
rallies across Turkey since Friday, when police launched a pre-dawn raid
against a peaceful sit-in protesting plans to uproot trees in Istanbul's main
Taksim Square. Since then, the demonstrations by mostly secular-minded Turks
have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government disturbances in years, and
have spread to many of the biggest cities.
Photo: AP penunjuk perasaan mengangkat tangan dan
menjerit slogan-slogan di hadapan pusat Kebudayaan Ataturk semasa protes di persegi
Taksim di Istanbul, selasa Jun 4, 2013. Salah satu sepanduk berbunyi
"tugas kesatuan sekerja mengadakan mogok umum". Beribu-ribu telah
menyertai perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di seluruh Turki sejak Jumaat, apabila
polis melancarkan serbuan sebelum subuh terhadap aman duduk dalam membantah rancangan
untuk mencabut pokok-pokok di Dataran Taksim utama di Istanbul. Sejak itu,
demonstrasi oleh kebanyakannya Turki sekular yang berfikiran telah melambung yang
terbesar gangguan anti-kerajaan Turki pada tahun-tahun, dan telah merebak ke
banyak bandar-bandar besar.
Photo:
AP Protesters raise their hands and shout slogans in front of Ataturk Cultural
center during a protest at Taksim square in Istanbul, Tuesday, June 4, 2013.
One of the banners reads " the task of the trade unions stage a general
strike" . Thousands have joined anti-government rallies across Turkey
since Friday, when police launched a pre-dawn raid against a peaceful sit-in
protesting plans to uproot trees in Istanbul's main Taksim Square. Since then,
the demonstrations by mostly secular-minded Turks have spiraled into Turkey's
biggest anti-government disturbances in years, and have spread to many of the
biggest cities.
Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan suar cahaya dan menjerit
slogan semasa protes di persegi Taksim di Istanbul, Selasa 4 Jun, 2013.
Beribu-ribu telah menyertai perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di seluruh Turki sejak
Jumaat, apabila polis melancarkan serbuan sebelum subuh terhadap aman duduk
dalam membantah rancangan untuk mencabut pokok-pokok di Dataran Taksim utama di
Istanbul. Sejak itu, demonstrasi oleh kebanyakannya Turki sekular yang
berfikiran telah melambung yang terbesar gangguan anti-kerajaan Turki pada
tahun-tahun, dan telah merebak ke banyak bandar-bandar besar.
Photo:
AP Protesters light flares and shout slogans during a protest at Taksim square
in Istanbul, Tuesday, June 4, 2013. Thousands have joined anti-government
rallies across Turkey since Friday, when police launched a pre-dawn raid
against a peaceful sit-in protesting plans to uproot trees in Istanbul's main
Taksim Square. Since then, the demonstrations by mostly secular-minded Turks
have spiraled into Turkey's biggest anti-government disturbances in years, and
have spread to many of the biggest cities.
Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan cuba untuk membuang
kanister gas pemedih mata dari benteng semasa pertempuran dengan polis
berhampiran persegi Taksim di Istanbul, awal Rabu, 5 Jun, 2013. Timbalan Perdana
Menteri Turki ditawarkan meminta maaf Selasa untuk tindakan keras kerajaan
terhadap bantahan alam sekitar, usaha dikira untuk memudahkan hari perhimpunan
anti-kerajaan di bandar-bandar utama di negara ini.
Photo:
AP Protesters try to remove a tear gas canister from a barricade during clashes
with police near Taksim square in Istanbul, early Wednesday, June 5, 2013.
Turkey's deputy prime minister offered an apology Tuesday for the government's
violent crackdown on an environmental protest, a calculated bid to ease days of
anti-government rallies in the country's major cities.
Photo: AP Penunjuk perasaan berdiri di atas benteng
yang semasa protes berhampiran persegi Taksim di Istanbul, awal Rabu, 5 Jun,
2013. Timbalan Perdana Menteri Turki ditawarkan meminta maaf Selasa untuk
tindakan keras kerajaan terhadap bantahan alam sekitar, usaha dikira untuk
memudahkan hari perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di bandar-bandar utama di negara ini.
Photo:
AP Protesters stand on a barricade during a protest near Taksim square in
Istanbul, early Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Turkey's deputy prime minister offered
an apology Tuesday for the government's violent crackdown on an environmental
protest, a calculated bid to ease days of anti-government rallies in the
country's major cities.
Photo: AP penunjuk perasaan memegang bendera hitam
berjalan di hadapan benteng semasa pertempuran dengan polis berhampiran persegi
Taksim di Istanbul, awal Rabu, 5 Jun, 2013. Timbalan Perdana Menteri Turki
ditawarkan meminta maaf Selasa untuk tindakan keras kerajaan terhadap bantahan
alam sekitar, usaha dikira untuk memudahkan hari perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di
bandar-bandar utama di negara ini.
Photo:
AP A protester holding a black flag runs in front of a barricade during clashes
with police near Taksim square in Istanbul, early Wednesday, June 5, 2013.
Turkey's deputy prime minister offered an apology Tuesday for the government's
violent crackdown on an environmental protest, a calculated bid to ease days of
anti-government rallies in the country's major cities.
Photo: AP Media meliputi pertempuran antara polis
dan penunjuk perasaan untuk hari ke-5 di Istanbul, awal Rabu, 5 Jun, 2013.
Timbalan Perdana Menteri Turki ditawarkan meminta maaf Selasa untuk tindakan
keras kerajaan terhadap bantahan alam sekitar, usaha dikira untuk memudahkan
hari perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di bandar-bandar utama di negara ini.
Photo:
AP Media cover the clashes between police and protesters for fifth day in
Istanbul, early Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Turkey's deputy prime minister offered
an apology Tuesday for the government's violent crackdown on an environmental
protest, a calculated bid to ease days of anti-government rallies in the
country's major cities.
Photo: AP Polis rusuhan berjalan ke arah penunjuk
perasaan semasa pertempuran berhampiran persegi Taksim di Istanbul, awal Rabu,
5 Jun, 2013. Timbalan Perdana Menteri Turki ditawarkan meminta maaf Selasa
untuk tindakan keras kerajaan terhadap bantahan alam sekitar, usaha dikira
untuk memudahkan hari perhimpunan anti-kerajaan di bandar-bandar utama di
negara ini.
Photo:
AP Riot police run towards protesters during clashes near Taksim square in
Istanbul, early Wednesday, June 5, 2013. Turkey's deputy prime minister offered
an apology Tuesday for the government's violent crackdown on an environmental
protest, a calculated bid to ease days of anti-government rallies in the
country's major cities.
Report: 25 detained in
Turkey for inciting protest
ANKARA,
Turkey (AP) - Turkey's state-run news agency says police have detained 25
people for "spreading untrue information" on social media and
provoking protests.
The
Anadolu Agency says Wednesday the people were detained in the city of Izmir for
allegedly "inciting the people to enmity and hate." It said police
were still looking for 13 others. Tens of thousands of Turks have joined
anti-government protests expressing discontent with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip
Erdogan's 10-year rule.
Turkey's
main broadcast media have been criticized for shunning the coverage of police
brutality at the protest onset on Friday. Many people turned to social media to
keep up to date with the developments.
Erdogan,
who has dismissed the protests as demonstrations organized by an extremist
fringe, has referred to the social media as "the worst menace to
society."
