Photo gallery: Five bomb blasts hit Bahraini capital
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Crime scene markers are seen at a bomb site in capital of Manama, Bahrain on Nov 5, 2012. Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two people, officials said, in rare attacks targeting civilians during the 21-month-old uprising against the kingdom's US-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
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Police officials work at a bomb site in capital of Manama, Bahrain on Nov 5, 2012. Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two people, officials said, in rare attacks targeting civilians during the 21-month-old uprising against the kingdom's US-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
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Police officials work at a bomb site in capital of Manama, Bahrain on Nov 5, 2012. Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two people, officials said, in rare attacks targeting civilians during the 21-month-old uprising against the kingdom's US-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
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Bahraini policemen collect evidence at the scene of an explosion that killed an Asian man in Manama, Bahrain, on Monday, Nov 5, 2012. A series of bomb blasts in Bahrain's capital killed at least two people Monday, authorities said, a sign that some factions within the opposition may be increasingly turning to violence in the nearly 21-month uprising against the Gulf nation's Western-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: AP
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Bahraini policemen search for evidence at the scene of an explosion that killed an Asian man in Manama, Bahrain on Monday, Nov 5, 2012. A series of bomb blasts in Bahrain's capital killed at least two people Monday, authorities said, a sign that some factions within the opposition may be increasingly turning to violence in the nearly 21-month uprising against the Gulf nation's Western-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: AP
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Bahraini policemen collect evidence at the scene of an explosion in Manama, Bahrain, on Monday, Nov 5, 2012, that killed an Asian man. A series of bomb blasts in Bahrain's capital killed at least two people Monday, authorities said, a sign that some factions within the opposition may be increasingly turning to violence in the nearly 21-month uprising against the Gulf nation's Western-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: AP
Crime scene markers are seen at a bomb site in capital of Manama, Bahrain on Nov 5, 2012. Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two people, officials said, in rare attacks targeting civilians during the 21-month-old uprising against the kingdom's US-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
Police officials work at a bomb site in capital of Manama, Bahrain on Nov 5, 2012. Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two people, officials said, in rare attacks targeting civilians during the 21-month-old uprising against the kingdom's US-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
Police officials work at a bomb site in capital of Manama, Bahrain on Nov 5, 2012. Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two people, officials said, in rare attacks targeting civilians during the 21-month-old uprising against the kingdom's US-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: REUTERS
Bahraini policemen collect evidence at the scene of an explosion that killed an Asian man in Manama, Bahrain, on Monday, Nov 5, 2012. A series of bomb blasts in Bahrain's capital killed at least two people Monday, authorities said, a sign that some factions within the opposition may be increasingly turning to violence in the nearly 21-month uprising against the Gulf nation's Western-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: AP
Bahraini policemen search for evidence at the scene of an explosion that killed an Asian man in Manama, Bahrain on Monday, Nov 5, 2012. A series of bomb blasts in Bahrain's capital killed at least two people Monday, authorities said, a sign that some factions within the opposition may be increasingly turning to violence in the nearly 21-month uprising against the Gulf nation's Western-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: AP
Bahraini policemen collect evidence at the scene of an explosion in Manama, Bahrain, on Monday, Nov 5, 2012, that killed an Asian man. A series of bomb blasts in Bahrain's capital killed at least two people Monday, authorities said, a sign that some factions within the opposition may be increasingly turning to violence in the nearly 21-month uprising against the Gulf nation's Western-backed rulers. -- PHOTO: AP
DUBAI (Reuters) – Five bombs exploded in the heart of the Bahraini capital Manama on Monday, killing two Asian street cleaners, officials said, and prompting mutual accusations from activists and a government trying to put down a mostly Shi’ite pro-democracy uprising.
