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Oh my God, someone has a gun …’ * The Guardian, * Saturday March 15 2008 * Article history About this article Close This article appeared in the Guardian on Saturday March 15 2008 on p1 of the Top stories section. It was last updated at 01:15 on March 15 2008. This is an eyewitness account of a foreign resident in Lhasa who took refuge in a hotel close to the centre of the Tibetan capital yesterday. The city was gripped by violence after protesters and police clashed “Oh my God. Oh no. That’s crazy. One hundred people are trying to stone one man. A man was trying to cross the street with his motorcycle – they were trying to stone him but it’s so crowded I can’t see whether they got him or not. “We came out for a walk about at about five today. I knew something was happening because there were a lot of people on the street. We were on Sera Street, which goes to the [Klukang] monastery. It sounds like the noise came from there; it sounds like at first they had been fighting in the temple. “We saw people running and people in this hotel told us to get in quickly as the crowd was coming. They seem OK here, maybe the owner is Tibetan. All the other hotels have smashed windows. “The residents are very angry. They are throwing stones at anyone who is Han [Chinese] or from other minorities like the Hui, who are Muslims. It seems like it’s ethnic – like they want to kill anyone not Tibetan. “I would say it’s a riot here but I think in the centre it’s worse. There’s a lot of …