At least five killed as police fire at protest in EthiopiaADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - At least five people were killed in a town in Ethiopia s restive Oromiya region on Thursday after police opened fire during a protest, witnesses said. Protesters had blocked the main road in Ambo, some 130 km (80 miles) west of the capital Addis Ababa, to demonstrate against sugar shortages, before police arrived to disperse the crowd.  They (police) then fired live rounds. We know of ... five people who died from gunshot wounds,  one of the protesters told Reuters. Another witness said he saw up to 10 wounded people taken to hospital. The regional government s spokesman confirmed that deaths had occurred, but did not give details.  Demonstrations happening in Ambo have resulted in death and injuries,  Addisu Arega Kitessa said in a Facebook statement, adding that they were organized by  enemies  of the region. The province was wracked by protests for months in 2015 and 2016. Nearly 700 people were killed last year in one bout of unrest provoked by plans to implement a development scheme for Addis Ababa that opponents said amounted to a land grab, according to a parliament-mandated investigation.  Broader anti-government demonstrations over politics and human rights abuse then followed, forcing the government to impose a nine-month state of emergency that was finally lifted in August.  Separately, ethnic clashes killed at least 11 people this week in the same region. Another bout of violence along Oromiya s border with the country s Somali region last month displaced hundreds of thousands of people. The developments highlight tensions in the country where the government has delivered high economic growth but it often accused of curbing political freedoms. The government denies clamping down on free speech and blames rebel groups and dissidents abroad for stirring up violence. worldnews
at least five killed police fire protest ethiopiaaddis baba reuters at least five people killed town ethiopia festive oromiya region thursday police opened fire protest witnesses said protesters blocked main road amb km miles west capital adds baba demonstrate sugar shortages police arrived disperse crowd they police fired live rounds we know five people died gunshot wounds one protesters told reuters another witness said saw wounded people taken hospital the regional government spokesman confirmed deaths occurred give details demonstrations happening amb resulted death injuries adding area kites said facebook statement adding organized enemies region the province wrecked protests months nearly people killed last year one bout unrest provoked plans implement development scheme adds baba opponents said amounted land grab according investigation broader demonstrations politics human rights abuse followed forcing government impose state emergency finally lifted august separately ethnic clashes killed least people week region another bout violence along oromiya border country somali region last month displaced hundreds thousands people the developments highlight tensions country government delivered high economic growth often accused curling political freedoms the government denies camping free speech blames rebel groups dissidents abroad stirring violence worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: At least five killed as police fire at protest in EthiopiaADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - At least five people were killed in a town in Ethiopia s restive Oromiya region on Thursday after police opened fire during a protest, witnesses said. Protesters had blocked the main road in Ambo, some 130 km (80 miles) west of the capital Addis Ababa, to demonstrate against sugar shortages, before police arrived to disperse the crowd.  They (police) then fired live rounds. We know of ... five people who died from gunshot wounds,  one of the protesters told Reuters. Another witness said he saw up to 10 wounded people taken to hospital. The regional government s spokesman confirmed that deaths had occurred, but did not give details.  Demonstrations happening in Ambo have resulted in death and injuries,  Addisu Arega Kitessa said in a Facebook statement, adding that they were organized by  enemies  of the region. The province was wracked by protests for months in 2015 and 2016. Nearly 700 people were killed last year in one bout of unrest provoked by plans to implement a development scheme for Addis Ababa that opponents said amounted to a land grab, according to a parliament-mandated investigation.  Broader anti-government demonstrations over politics and human rights abuse then followed, forcing the government to impose a nine-month state of emergency that was finally lifted in August.  Separately, ethnic clashes killed at least 11 people this week in the same region. Another bout of violence along Oromiya s border with the country s Somali region last month displaced hundreds of thousands of people. The developments highlight tensions in the country where the government has delivered high economic growth but it often accused of curbing political freedoms. The government denies clamping down on free speech and blames rebel groups and dissidents abroad for stirring up violence. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: at least five killed police fire protest ethiopiaaddis baba reuters at least five people killed town ethiopia festive oromiya region thursday police opened fire protest witnesses said protesters blocked main road amb km miles west capital adds baba demonstrate sugar shortages police arrived disperse crowd they police fired live rounds we know five people died gunshot wounds one protesters told reuters another witness said saw wounded people taken hospital the regional government spokesman confirmed deaths occurred give details demonstrations happening amb resulted death injuries adding area kites said facebook statement adding organized enemies region the province wrecked protests months nearly people killed last year one bout unrest provoked plans implement development scheme adds baba opponents said amounted land grab according investigation broader demonstrations politics human rights abuse followed forcing government impose state emergency finally lifted august separately ethnic clashes killed least people week region another bout violence along oromiya border country somali region last month displaced hundreds thousands people the developments highlight tensions country government delivered high economic growth often accused curling political freedoms the government denies camping free speech blames rebel groups dissidents abroad stirring violence worldnews