(2 Apr 2013)
1. Female opposition protesters throwing large rocks at police then running away
2. Police chasing women, firing rubber bullets
3. Police leading away two women whom they have arrested
4. Wide of female protesters marching with banner
5. Women protesters running in street
6. Various of male student protesters marching and chanting
7. Protesters setting fire to puddle of fuel in the street
8. Low angle of police passing by small homemade bomb lying in street
9. Various of police firing rubber bullets and running through streets after protesters
10. Various of protesters setting fire to tyre and fuel in street
11. Low angle of homemade bomb lying in the road
STORYLINE
Police say opposition activists have detonated small homemade bombs and set fire to several vehicles in the latest anti-government protest to hit Bangladesh's capital.
Bangladesh's main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party and its 17 allies staged the protest to enforce a nationwide strike on Tuesday to press for the release of more than 150 opposition members arrested during earlier anti-government protests.
Police officials say at least 30 people were injured in the violence.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity as they are not authorised to make public comments.
Calling a general strike is a common opposition tactic in Bangladesh to highlight demands, and the country has been hit by a series of strikes and street protests recently that have left at least 70 people dead.
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