Bangladesh clashes

Sunday 30 January 1994 19:02 EST

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Two people were killed and nearly 100 injured in sporadic violence during city elections in Bangladesh, hospital sources said. Bangladesh's main opposition leader, Sheikh Hasina, alleged that widespread fraud and violence had marred the elections, but said she was still hoping for victory for her Awami League candidates, Reuter reports from Dhaka.

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