2012–2013 Egyptian protests (English Wikipedia)

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Port Said confirms 3 civilians, 2 police dead: Health ministry Al Ahram, 4 March 2013
UPDATED: Five killed in Port Said clashes; Egypt army denies exchanging fire with police Al Ahram, 4 March 2013
One protester killed in Egypt's Port Said on Tuesday Al Ahram, 6 March 2013
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aina.org

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