Iraqi protesters torch government building

A worker holds the remaining files from the fire of the municipality building of Basra, September 6, 2018. REUmore

Smoke rises from the Guest House building in Basra, September 6, 2018. REUTERS/Alaa al-Marjani

People shout slogans during a protest near the building of the government office in Basra, Iraq September 6, 2more

Iraqi security forces stand guard near the building of the government office in Basra, September 6, 2018. REUTmore

People gather during a protest near the Guest House building in Basra, September 6, 2018. REUTERS/Alaa al-Marjmore

Iraqi protesters stand on concrete blast wall during a protest near the building of the government office in Bmore

Smoke rises from the governorate and municipalities buildings of Basra, September 6, 2018. REUTERS/Essam al-Sumore

Iraqi protesters stand on concrete blast walls during a protest near the building of the government office in more

Iraqi people walk near government buildings in Basra, September 5, 2018. Frustrations were once again focused more

Iraqi protesters gather during a protest near the building of the government office in Basra, September 5, 201more

Protesters push down concrete blast walls of the government office building in Basra, September 5, 2018. REUTEmore

Protesters push down concrete blast walls of the government office building in Basra, September 5, 2018. REUmore

Iraqi protesters run from teargas during a protest near the building of the government office in Basra, Septemmore

Iraqi protesters run during a protest near the building of the government office in Basra, September 5, 2018. more

Protesters stand in front of Iraqi security forces during a protest in Basra, September 5, 2018. REUTERS/Essammore

Iraqi protesters run during a protest near the building of the government office in Basra, September 5, 2018. more

Protesters push down concrete blast walls for the building of the government office in Basra, September 5, 201more

Iraqi protesters run during a protest near the building of the government office in Basra, September 5, 2018. more