Friday, August 16, 2013

Protests And Bloodshed Return To Egypt -- News Updates



Deaths Reported Amid New Egypt Protests -- Al Jazeera

At least a dozen reported dead in clashes as anti-coup protesters return to streets for "Day of Rage" demonstrations.

At least a dozen people have been killed in fresh clashes in Egypt as anti-coup protesters returned to the streets to demand the end of the military-led regime, news agencies are reporting.

The Reuters news agency said eight protesters had been killed in the city of Damietta, while four were killed in clashes with security forces in the Egyptian city of Ismailia, noth east of Cairo.

Crowds filled streets on Friday across Egypt to heed the Muslim Brotherhood's call for a "Day of Rage" following the deaths of hundreds of protesters as police cleared sit-ins calling for the return of deposed president Mohamed Morsi.

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More News On The Crisis In Egypt

Egypt Live -- BBC
Egypt Unrest Live -- Reuters
LIVE: Muslim Brotherhood calls for Egypt 'day of rage' -- France 24/AFP
Egypt Live Blog -- Al Jazeera
Egypt protest march on 'Friday of anger': live -- The Telegraph
Egypt clashes: Watch live scenes from Cairo as Islamist protesters march against military -- The Telegraph
Latest Updates on Protests in Egypt -- The Lede/New York Times
Egypt Clashes - Live Stream -- Market Watch

Egypt: Police prepared to use live ammo as Brotherhood calls march -- The Guardian
Egypt crisis: Deaths as Cairo violence resumes -- BBC
Pro-Mursi supporters take to streets, denounce Egypt military -- Reuters
Clashes erupt as Morsi supporters take to Egypt streets; army seals off main junctions -- Washington Post/AP
Egypt braces for fresh violence as Muslim Brotherhood calls for "day of rage" -- CBS/AP
Clashes erupt during 'Day of Rage' protests in Egypt -- USA Today
Deaths reported as thousands of Morsi supporters march in Egypt's 'Friday of anger' -- FOX News
Protests Break Out Across Egypt -- Wall Street Journal
Egypt police vow to use live ammunition to defend state buildings -- The Guardian

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