Bangladesh hunts for mutineers after deadly revolt

Bangladesh hunts for mutineers after deadly revolt

Agence France-Presse
"The dead were given full state honors and a 21-gun salute," Armed Forces spokesman S.M. Salahuddin said. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said arrest warrants had been issued for 1,000 soldiers, as well as accomplices "who organized cars, boats to help (the mutineers) flee."
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