Bomb blast hits police station in Turkey’s Gaziantep
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
- A bomb explosion hits a police station in Turkey’s southeastern city of Gaziantep, leaving one officer dead and nearly two dozens injured.
- Iraq’s prime minister orders the arrest of those who have damaged public property and stormed the parliament in protest at delayed political reforms.
- A Bahraini opposition group calls on the government to free political prisoners, following the release of a prominent opposition leader at the end of his five-year term.
- Thousands of people across East Asia hold rallies to mark the International Workers’ Day and call for better working conditions.
- And in the U-S, protesters join several hunger strikers outside San Francisco’s main police station, demanding justice for victims of police brutality.
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