Funeral protest

Sunday 18 September 1994 23:02 BST

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Gaza - About 4,000 Palestinian mourners attended the Gaza Strip funeral of a policeman killed trying to break up a row between secret police and armed militants of the Islamic Hamas movement, witnesses said. Some held placards calling for action against the killers of Captain Yusri al-Hams, the first policeman killed in clashes with Palestinians since self-rule began in May. Reuter

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