Police are back on the streets directing traffic in Cairo. However, police will avoid Cairo's central Tahrir Square, where opposition rallies are continuing... 07.02.2011, Sputnik International
Police are back on the streets directing traffic in Cairo. However, police will avoid Cairo's central Tahrir Square, where opposition rallies are continuing under the surveillance of the Army.
Police are back on the streets directing traffic in Cairo. However, police will avoid Cairo's central Tahrir Square, where opposition rallies are continuing under the surveillance of the Army.
Police are back on the streets directing traffic in Cairo. However, police will avoid Cairo's central Tahrir Square, where opposition rallies are continuing under the surveillance of the Army.
Egypt has been hit by mass opposition riots demanding the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak since January 25. The country was engulfed by looting and robbery as the authorities failed to ensure security. Police left the cities and local residents took the law into their own hands.
February 5, 2011. Imam addresses protesters at Cairo's central Tahrir Square.
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