ప్రకాశం జిల్లా యర్రగొండపాలెం ఐసీడీఎస్ కార్యాలయం వద్ద అంగన్ వాడీ కార్యకర్త చరవాణి పేలిపోయింది. ఆ మహిళ చేతి సంచిలో ఉన్న మొబైల్ వేడెక్కి ఒక్కసారిగా పేలిపోయింది. త్రిపురాంతకం మండలం మిరియం పల్లెకు చెందిన అంగన్వాడీ కార్యకర్త.. ఎర్రగొండపాలెం కార్యాలయంలో సమావేశానికి వచ్చారు. బ్యాటరీ వేడెక్కిన సెల్ ఫోన్ ఒక్కసారిగా పేలిపోయింది. మంటలు రావడంతో సంచిని బయటకి విసిరేశారు. ఫోన్ చేతిలో లేనందున ప్రమాదం తప్పిందని అందరూ ఊపిరి పీల్చుకున్నారు.
చేతిసంచిలో పేలిన చరవాణి
ధ్వంసమైన ఫోన్, చేతి సంచి
పేలిన ఫోన్
ప్రకాశం జిల్లా ఎర్రగొండపాలెం ఐసిడిఎస్ కార్యాలయం వద్ద ఓ అంగన్ వాడీ కార్యకర్త చరవాణి పేలిపోయింది. బ్యాటరీ వేడెక్కడంతో సెల్ ఫోన్ పేలిపోయింది.
పేలిన ఫోన్
ప్రకాశం జిల్లా ఎర్రగొండపాలెం ఐసిడిఎస్ కార్యాలయం వద్ద ఓ అంగన్ వాడీ కార్యకర్త చరవాణి పేలిపోయింది. బ్యాటరీ వేడెక్కడంతో సెల్ ఫోన్ పేలిపోయింది.
ప్రకాశం జిల్లా యర్రగొండపాలెం ఐసీడీఎస్ కార్యాలయం వద్ద అంగన్ వాడీ కార్యకర్త చరవాణి పేలిపోయింది. ఆ మహిళ చేతి సంచిలో ఉన్న మొబైల్ వేడెక్కి ఒక్కసారిగా పేలిపోయింది. త్రిపురాంతకం మండలం మిరియం పల్లెకు చెందిన అంగన్వాడీ కార్యకర్త.. ఎర్రగొండపాలెం కార్యాలయంలో సమావేశానికి వచ్చారు. బ్యాటరీ వేడెక్కిన సెల్ ఫోన్ ఒక్కసారిగా పేలిపోయింది. మంటలు రావడంతో సంచిని బయటకి విసిరేశారు. ఫోన్ చేతిలో లేనందున ప్రమాదం తప్పిందని అందరూ ఊపిరి పీల్చుకున్నారు.
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: PART NO ACCESS ISRAEL
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Jerusalem - 8 March 2019
1. Israeli Police pushing away Ultra-Orthodox protesters, protesters screaming
2. Women of the Wall making their way through the crowd, police pushing protesters away
3. Ultra-Orthodox protester screaming in English " You don't believe in the Temple"
4. More of police pushing protesters
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Jerusalem - 8 March 2019
5. Women of the Wall prayING
6. Pan from women praying at women's side of Western Wall to men praying at men's side of Western Wall
7. Ultra-Orthodox women crowding against Women of the Wall in prayer
8. Women of the Wall praying
STORYLINE
Thousands of Ultra-Orthdox Jews have attempted to prevent a liberal Jewish women's group from praying at a key Jerusalem holy site, leading to scuffles between police and protesters.
Women prayed at Jerusalem's Western Wall on Monday to mark the 30th anniversary of the 'Women of the Wall' organization, which also falls this year on International Women's Day.
The Jewish women's group holds monthly prayer services at the Western Wall, a remnant of the biblical Temple compound and the holiest site where Jews can pray.
As the women prayed protesters demonstrated and tried to stop them from praying with prayer shawls and other religious garb that ultra-Orthodox tradition holds are strictly for men. Police held back protesters from reaching the women.
Under Orthodox Jewish practice, only men may wear prayer shawls and skullcaps, and most Orthodox Jews insist that only men should carry a Torah scroll.
The more liberal Reform and Conservative streams of Judaism, marginal in Israel but the largest denominations in the US, allow women to practice the same way as men do in Orthodox Judaism.
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SHOTLIST:
CHANNEL 13 - NO ACCESS ISRAEL
Jerusalem - 8 March 2019
1. Israeli Police pushing away Ultra-Orthodox protesters, protesters screaming
2. Women of the Wall making their way through the crowd, police pushing protesters away
3. Ultra-Orthodox protester screaming in English " You don't believe in the Temple"
4. More of police pushing protesters
++USER GENERATED CONTENT: The following video has been authenticated by AP based on the following validation checks:
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Jerusalem - 8 March 2019
5. Women of the Wall prayING
6. Pan from women praying at women's side of Western Wall to men praying at men's side of Western Wall
7. Ultra-Orthodox women crowding against Women of the Wall in prayer
8. Women of the Wall praying
STORYLINE
Thousands of Ultra-Orthdox Jews have attempted to prevent a liberal Jewish women's group from praying at a key Jerusalem holy site, leading to scuffles between police and protesters.
Women prayed at Jerusalem's Western Wall on Monday to mark the 30th anniversary of the 'Women of the Wall' organization, which also falls this year on International Women's Day.
The Jewish women's group holds monthly prayer services at the Western Wall, a remnant of the biblical Temple compound and the holiest site where Jews can pray.
As the women prayed protesters demonstrated and tried to stop them from praying with prayer shawls and other religious garb that ultra-Orthodox tradition holds are strictly for men. Police held back protesters from reaching the women.
Under Orthodox Jewish practice, only men may wear prayer shawls and skullcaps, and most Orthodox Jews insist that only men should carry a Torah scroll.
The more liberal Reform and Conservative streams of Judaism, marginal in Israel but the largest denominations in the US, allow women to practice the same way as men do in Orthodox Judaism.
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