Kyrgyzstan Mourns Uprising Victims, Struggles With Unrest -- Voice of America
Thousands of people have begun gathering in Kyrgyzstan's capital to mourn at least 75 people killed in an uprising that ousted the government and forced the president to flee.
Funerals were set to take place on Friday ahead of a national mourning ceremony. In Bishkek, people prayed outside the burned-out presidential administration building.
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