Atentado en Somalia
Al menos 65 personas podrían haber muerto en un atentado suicida contra edificios gubernamentales en Mogadiscio, la capital de Somalia
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Entre los muertos y heridos hay muchos estudiantes que esperaban para hacer un examen
04.10.2011Entre los muertos y heridos hay muchos estudiantes que esperaban para hacer un examen.REUTERS/Omar Faruk -
Un suicida ha hecho estallar un coche bomba en la puerta del complejo de edificios oficiales
04.10.2011Security agents gather at the scene of a suicide attack along a street in Somalia's capital Mogadishu October 4, 2011. A truck bomb killed at least 65 people at government buildings in the heart of Somalia's capital on Tuesday, an ambulance worker said, and al Shabaab insurgents claimed responsibility for the attack. Witnesses said there was a loud blast at a compound housing four government ministries in the K4 (Kilometre 4) area of the capital Mogadishu, where students had gathered on Tuesday to take exams. REUTERS/Omar Faruk (SOMALIA - Tags: CONFLICT POLITICS)REUTERS/Omar Faruk -
El cadáver del supuesto suicida, cubierto con una manta junto a los restos del coche bomba
04.10.2011Residents gather near the covered remains of a suicide bomber at the scene of an attack along a street in Somalia's capital Mogadishu October 4, 2011. A truck bomb killed at least 65 people at government buildings in the heart of Somalia's capital on Tuesday, an ambulance worker said, and al Shabaab insurgents claimed responsibility for the attack. Witnesses said there was a loud blast at a compound housing four government ministries in the K4 (Kilometre 4) area of the capital Mogadishu, where students had gathered on Tuesday to take exams. REUTERS/Omar Faruk (SOMALIA - Tags: CONFLICT POLITICS)REUTERS/Omar Faruk
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