The soldiers formed a cordon with their guns aimed outward as they evacuated their wounded, witnesses said.
This is possible because the peatland is situated in a valley that is bordered by a highly permeable sand dune cordon with an elevated groundwater table that directs groundwater towards the mire.
Photograph: Brendan Donnelly/Demotix/Corbis From Dublin, Henry McDonald reports: There is a security cordon with two separate crush barriers manned by Gardai including officers on horseback leading up the Dail this afternoon.
Cordoned with a horde of photographers across from the Cathedral of St. Matthew the Apostle in Washington that day, Mr. Stearns trained his lens on Jacqueline Kennedy as the coffin neared.
Bowls were often finished around the rim with a cordon made of a clear glass thread twisted with one of opaque white.
The police set up a cordon around the mine with roadblocks and moved into offices, talking with a strike committee and the management, who are supporting the workers.
With a cordon of uniformed police as well as plainclothes officers in his gallery, and with ABC cameras scanning the crowd, Green continued.
Following a meeting between Fifa, local organisers and government officials on Friday, Rio's military police commander Jose Luis Castro said: "We are going to establish an extra isolation cordon with mobile fences in the Maracana's sensitive zones and mobilise 600 police in those zones".
When the van moved away, Kennedy-Macfoy drove to a cordon of police officers with shields further along the road.
Ultimately, there was a roadblock, the car was fired upon by a cordon of police armed with rifles, and we crashed.
