Bahrain 'man dead after police shooting'
Bahrain's main Shi'ite opposition bloc says a young man has died after being shot by authorities. Source: AAP
The al-Wefaq bloc said on Sunday that 19-year-old Fadhil Abbas Muslim and a friend were hit with live ammunition on January 8 in the village of Markh, near the capital Manama.
It says Muslim's family received no information about him or his whereabouts until his death was confirmed on Sunday.
Bahraini authorities had no immediate comment on the allegations.
The shooting appears to match an incident announced by the interior ministry earlier this month in which it said two suspects in an investigation into a suspected weapon smuggling plot were injured while trying to flee police.
The man's father, Abbas Muslim, said his son is innocent and uninvolved in political activities.
Bahrain's main Shi'ite opposition bloc says a young man has died after being shot by authorities. Source: AAP
The al-Wefaq bloc said on Sunday that 19-year-old Fadhil Abbas Muslim and a friend were hit with live ammunition on January 8 in the village of Markh, near the capital Manama.
It says Muslim's family received no information about him or his whereabouts until his death was confirmed on Sunday.
Bahraini authorities had no immediate comment on the allegations.
The shooting appears to match an incident announced by the interior ministry earlier this month in which it said two suspects in an investigation into a suspected weapon smuggling plot were injured while trying to flee police.
The man's father, Abbas Muslim, said his son is innocent and uninvolved in political activities.
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