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15
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by QuestionGirl • 7:54 pm
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Blackout…….
BAGHDAD (AP) - Police fired warning shots in the air at the scene of a double bombing Tuesday, enforcing an order banning news photographers and TV camera operators from filming the aftermath of deadly bombings.
The Iraqi government said it decided last weekend to keep photographers and camera crews away from blast sites to prevent them from damaging forensic evidence. Media groups feared the order was aimed at preventing scenes of horrific carnage from being broadcast around the world.
The ban got its first test Tuesday, when a pair of bombs hidden in plastic bags exploded in two shops selling CDs and cigarettes in Tayaran Square in central Baghdad. Police said at least seven people were killed and 17 wounded.
More at al.com
Tags: banning news photographers and TV camera operators from filming the aftermath of deadly bombings, Iraq, camera crews away from blast sites
Filed: Iraq
Filed: Iraq





