Several Dead As Egypt Protests Turn Violent -- Al Jazeera
At least 11 killed as Muslim Brotherhood continued protests against being labelled a "terrorist" group by government.
At least 11 protesters have been killed as Muslim Brotherhood supporters clashed with police in Cairo and other Egyptian cities, the country's Health Ministry has said.
The ministry told Al Jazeera that four deaths were recorded in Cairo on Friday, two each in Alexandria, Ismaliya and Fayoum, and one in Minya in upper Egypt. Protesters said the figure was much higher.
Among those killed was a protester shot dead by police in Ismailia after joining a march following midday prayers, and a protester shot in the head in the Fayoum, southwest of Cairo.
A further 42 people were reported injured, while at least 122 people have been arrested, according to medical and security officials.
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More News On The Deadly Clashes Between Egyptian Security Forces And Muslim Brotherhood Protestors
Egypt Live Blog Live -- Al Jazeera
11 killed in Egypt as Morsi supporters clash with police -- Ahram Online
Eleven killed in Brotherhood clashes with police in Egypt -- Reuters
11 Egyptian protesters killed in clash with police -- CBC/AP
Deadly clashes kill 11 as Morsi backers rally in Egypt -- AFP
Egypt unrest: 11 deaths at Muslim Brotherhood protests -- BBC
'Fearless' Egypt Islamists rally in defiance of ban -- AFP
Is Egypt About to Explode—Again? -- Eric Trager, The Atlantic
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