Câmera da Al Jazeera é morto em emboscada na Líbia, diz emissora

Incidente ocorreu em Hawari, próximo à cidade rebelde de Benghazi.
Equipe foi supreendida por 'emboscada armada', segundo a Al Jazeera.

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Um câmera da rede de TV Al Jazeera foi morto em uma emboscada próximo à cidade líbia de Benghazi, informou a emissora neste sábado (12).

A área está dominada pelos rebeldes que combatem o regime do ditador Muammar Kadhafi desde 15 de fevereiro.

Ali Hassan al-Jaber morreu na região de Hawari. A equipe foi supreendida por uma "emboscada armada", segundo a rede de TV baseada no Qatar.

Al Jazeera employee killed in Libya

Cameraman Ali Hassan Al Jaber was returning to eastern city of Benghazi from filing report when he was shot and killed. Last Modified: 12 Mar 2011 19:40 GMT

An Al Jazeera cameraman has been killed in what appears to have been an ambush near the rebel-held city of Benghazi in eastern Libya.

Ali Hassan Al Jaber was returning to Benghazi from a nearby town after filing a report from an opposition protest when unknown fighters opened fire on a car he and his colleagues were travelling in.

Two people including Al Jaber were shot. Al Jaber was rushed to hospital, but did not survive.

Wadah Khanfar, the director-general of Al Jazeera, says the network "will not remain silent" and will pursue those behind the ambush through legal channels.

He says that the killing came after "an unprecedented campaign" against the network by Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.

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