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Japan, Bahrain, Libya: the latest stories

| Wednesday, 3 March 2011 | 17:06 - 19:00 GMT

The world's attention has been on the tragedy in Japan as radiation levels increase, nuclear reactors burn and foreign governments tell their citizens to leave.

The 成人快手 livepage has the latest updates and here's an interactive map of the quake damage.

But while Japan tries to cool its nuclear reactors, events have been escalating in Bahrain, Libya and Yemen.

In Manama today, security forces used tanks, helicopters and jeeps to clear protesters from Pearl Roundabout, two days after the king of Bahrain brought in troops from Saudi Arabia. Doctors have told the 成人快手 that many people are injured and but that they can't get medical attention. You can get live updates on the crackdown here.

Your comments

  1. Comment sent via SMS

    Good eveng 2 u all. The images I see fr Japan are realy pathetic. But they also show the remarkable courage, discipline and resilience of d Japanese. I deeply sympathise with d victims of these tragic events. Gilbert Diche, Jos, Nigeria

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    Even if No Fly Zone is impose over Libya Gadafee will still defeat those rebels to defend his title as revolutionary because he is wel train Mohamed Bawa F Town

  3. Comment sent via Twitter

    "鈥ery cold & snowing, food is limited, aftershocks, and the radiation worry. Otherwise things are OK." 鈥擫ewis in NE #Japan via @成人快手_whys

  4. Comment sent via SMS

    Japan has given human race great lessons in its kamakazi courage and technogical prowess. The Japanese shall ride this storm. Yahaya E. Jalingo Monrovia

  5. Comment sent via SMS

    Im frm PHILLIPINES,and resently working here in SAUDI ARABIA,and my COUNTRY PHILS,is just NEAR BY,be strong japanese,..!Dont give up..!God bles JAPAN..Frm MYLA

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    When you have a broken cloth, you must limit your mobility, or you鈥檒l compromise your dignity: Sarkozy would better have been quite on Libya if its hypocrisy on Tunisia is not to be believed. P. CHINTHULI, MALAWI

  7. Comment sent via Facebook

    Navjit on Facebook: People need to be away far from fukushima to lower down the health risk due to radiation.

  8. Comment sent via SMS

    Hello, i鈥檓 TESS fr philippines but i鈥檓 here in bahrain, about problem of japan because the crises of libyan is not to give help or action, thanks very much*

  9. Comment sent via Facebook

    Chris on Facebook. I guess my thoughts are more on Bahrain at the moment. So much going on in the world right now. 2011 is proving to be a huge news year.

  10. Comment sent via SMS

    Indeed Japan natural disaster deserves the world鈥檚 attention more than the self inflicted problem in Libya. Unyime in Uyo, Nigeria

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    It is now high time for the world to impose a no-fly zone over libya to stop troops loyal to gadafi from killing innocent people.Please call me i am Muhammed in GHANA.

  12. Comment sent via YOURSAY

    Fatima emails: We, the people of Bahrain, send a distress call to the international communities and media sources to save us from the Genocide committed by the government against the Unarmed people in Bahrain.

  13. Comment sent via host

    Hi, This is Martin. We''re on air for the rest of the world now, so let''s open up that conversation about Japan again. The US has advised any nationals within 50 miles of Fukushima to evacuate. What''s your reaction?

  14. Comment sent via Facebook

    Margaret on Facebook - As far as the nuclear issues go, I am reminded of a line from the cartoon character Pogo: 'We have met the enemy, and they is us.'

  15. Comment sent via Facebook

    Chrissie in Illinois on Facebook - There should be a temporary evacuation! To wait to see how bad it can get is stupid!