Five police officers injured as bomb targets bus in Bahrain, say authorities

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Authorities in Bahrain say five police officers have been wounded in a bomb attack that targeted a bus in the island nation.
An interior ministry statement says two of those wounded have since been discharged from the hospital while the three others are in stable condition.
The attack on Sunday came ahead of a court hearing Monday for prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Isa Qassim. He lost his citizenship in June and could be deported. Qassim’s next hearing is March 14.
Bahrain is in the midst a crackdown on dissent at a level unseen since its 2011 Arab Spring protests, when the country’s predominantly Shia population and others demanded more political freedom from the island’s Sunni rulers.
The kingdom is home to the US Navy’s 5th Fleet and an under-construction British base.

Source: http://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/five-police-officers-injured-as-bomb-targets-bus-in-bahrain-say-authorities/story-lXMmQZnaysISBjSfHVSz0H.html

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