Egypt Police Tear-Gas Tahrir

CRACKDOWN

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:34PM EDT / Published Feb. 05, 2012 7:32AM EST

Khalil Hamra

Cairo’s Tahrir Square entered a fourth day of chaos as Egyptian police tear-gassed rock-throwing protesters Sunday while trying to push them away from government buildings. The demonstrators are angry over rumors that the new government encouraged and failed to prevent a deadly stampede in a soccer stadium Thursday, and crowds have been surrounding the Interior Ministry, pelting it with rocks. At least a dozen people have been killed in Cairo and Suez since violent clashes between security forces and demonstrators began Thursday.

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Egypt Police Tear-Gas Tahrir

Khalil Hamra