Violent Clashes Leave 91 Dead And Scores Injured Across Egypt As Muslim Brotherhood's 'March Of Anger' Meets Police And Armed Vigilantes Firing Live Ammunition -- Daily Mail
* Over 90 people dead across Egypt after Friday's protests
* Morsi supporters and vigilante residents exchanged fire in Cairo
* Thousands of Brotherhood supporters converged on Ramses Square
* Attack on Cairo police station saw armed police fire at Morsi men
* Gunfire heard over main Cairo overpass and police also fire tear gas
* Egyptian army soldiers pictured around capital on armored vehicles
* Official death toll from Wednesday's massacre in Cairo come to 638
At least 91 protesters and police were eared dead in Cairo last night as a ‘day of rage’ ended in inevitable bloodshed.
Supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi called for fresh demonstrations after more than 600 people were killed when attempts to clear protest camps earlier in the week turned into a massacre.
The fresh violence erupted when tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets after Friday prayers.
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