Friday: The day in photos

Villagers stand in queue with their water pots to collect fresh water at Nowabanki village in Shatkhira, Bangladesh. Cyclone Aila slammed into parts of coastal Bangladesh and eastern India on Monday, killing almost 200 people.  (Pavel Rahman / Associated Press)

South Koreans mourn former President Roh Moo-hyun in Seoul. Roh, 62, jumped to his death last week. Roh was embroiled in an inquiry into whether he accepted $6 million in bribes during his term in office.  (Chung Sung-Jun / Getty Images)

Supporters of the late former South Korean President Roh Moo-Hyun gather as police form a roadblock after his funeral in downtown Seoul. Tens of thousands of South Koreans packed the streets of Seoul to pay their last respects to the former president who jumped to his death while facing corruption allegations.  (Jung Yeon-Je / AFP/Getty Images)

A ferry owned is sprayed with water after fire broke out onboard, prompting the evacuation of over 500 passengers, near the Sicilian port city of Palermo, Italy.  (Franco Lannino / EPA)

Farmers drive a pig on the square in front of the stock exchange in Frankfurt Main, Germany, to protest against what they perceive as an unequal treatment of farmers and banks.  (Boris Roessler / EPA)

Young tennis fans offer Hungary’s Agnes Szavay giant tennis balls to autograph after Szavay beat Venus Williams during their French Open third-round match in Paris.  (Lionel Bonaventure / AFP/Getty Images)

Thai activists throw a giant cigarette during a demonstration to mark the World No Tobacco Day in Bangkok, Thailand.  (Narong Sangnak / EPA)

A Nepalese martial arts student performs during a celebration of Nepal’s Republic Day in Katmandu, Nepal. Nepal’s Constituent Assembly declared Nepal a republic on today, ending the 2 1/2 century-long monarchy in this Himalayan nation. Nepal is the newest republic in the world.  (Gemunu Amarasinghe / Associated Press)