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Credit: Reuters/Hamad I Mohammed MANAMA | Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:45am EDT MANAMA (Reuters) - Three Bahraini teenagers were injured at a post-funeral rally late on Friday, the Gulf Arab country's opposition said, on the same day that Formula One organizers said the Bahrain Grand Prix motor race would go ahead. Mohammed Abdul Aziz, 14, was wounded by what appeared to be shotgun pellets, Habib Sroor, 16, was injured in the arm and eye and Sadiq Riyad, 15, had head injuries, a representative of Wefaq, Bahrain's main opposition group, said on Saturday. "He (Abdul Aziz) is stable. He is in Salmaniya ICU and his family met with him," said another Wefaq spokesman, referring to one of the main hospitals in the Bahraini capital, Manama. The two others were in the same hospital. A government official said on Saturday the information ministry was aware of the reports but could not verify any details. The two were apparently wounded late on Friday during clashes between police and mourners at the funeral of a man shot during an anti-government protest two weeks ago, in Salmabad just outside Manama, Wefaq said. Petrol bombs were thrown towards the police, who kept their distance and used tear gas, according to a Reuters photographer. The clashes took place hours after the International Automobile Federation (FIA) gave the green light for the Formula One event to go ahead. It was cancelled in Bahrain last year after a violent crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators. Bahrain's Sunni rulers are keen to stage a successful race as part of their efforts to show progress on reforms and reconciliation with the majority Shi'ite community after the protests last year, which were suppressed with the help of troops from neighboring Saudi Arabia. The crackdown, in which more than 30 people were killed, was condemned by several international human rights groups. At stake for Bahrain at the April 20-22 race is not just the estimated 100,000 visitors and $500 million generated the last time the Formula One event was held, but the nation's prestige. Crown Prince Sheikh Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa initiated the race in 2004, the first in the Middle East, and is also its honorary president. Just after Friday's decision by the FIA, Bahrain International Circuit said it was ready to hold the race and that the "the security situation in Bahrain is suitable for the staging of a major sporting event." "This assessment has been provided by experienced figures, from both inside and outside the Bahraini government, to motor racing entities which have travelled to Bahrain to do their own research," the circuit said in a statement issued earlier on Friday, before the evening clashes. It was unclear whether the reported injuries would have any impact on the Formula One organizers' decision. 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