Mass looting began in Bishkek

In the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, covered by street unrest, began mass looting, Interfax reports.

According to eyewitnesses, the crowd arranged pogroms in shopping centers belonging to Turkish and Chinese businessmen. In the center of the city, many shops, supermarkets and markets are looted. Some commercial objects protect volunteers.

It is reported that aggressively tuned young people began to smash one of the BNK network gas stations belonging to the youngest son of President Kurmanbek Bakiev Maxim. Earlier, according to some reports, the house where Maxim Bakiev lived, as well as other real estate objects of the Presidential family, was burned.

Several buildings were set on fire, including the tax service. Several explosions were reported on the central square of the city.

According to Kyrgyz television, which has passed under the control of the opposition, they urge to stop pogroms and looting. Translations are interrupted by calls with calls to donate blood for the victims as a result of mass excitement.

According to the latest information of the Ministry of Health, 65 people were killed as a result of popular unrest in Kyrgyzstan, 47 of which were in Bishkek. 495 people turned to the hospitals, 393 was required hospitalization.

Protest shares, and then riots began in Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday. On Wednesday, excitement reached Bishkek. In the evening on Wednesday, the opposition announced that the power in the country has completely passed to it, and formed the government of popular trust.