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| Egypt protests. |
Malaysian
Foreign Ministry asked that citizens postpone a scheduled visit to
Egypt because meletupnya protests in the streets in the capital Cairo
and other major cities, including the Faiyum, Mansoura and Alexandria.
The Star newspaper reported on Monday (1/7), Wisma Putra or the Malaysian Foreign Ministry said it continues to monitor the situation in Egypt with very specific, in which hundreds of people were injured in the demonstration has been going on for a few days it was.
Situasai instability engulfing Egypt due to massive demonstrations in the country's pyramid. Also reports that today there will be simultaneous rallies across Egypt.
As a result, the Malaysian Foreign Ministry advised its citizens to postpone their visit to Egypt.
Seven people were reported killed and more than 600 others were injured in clashes with security forces. Two shot during clashes in front of the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood and the other five died in clashes around Cairo.
Millions of people rallied across Egypt and hundreds of thousands gathered in Tahrir Square. They brought a red card that read Irhal (in Arabic means exit).
The Star newspaper reported on Monday (1/7), Wisma Putra or the Malaysian Foreign Ministry said it continues to monitor the situation in Egypt with very specific, in which hundreds of people were injured in the demonstration has been going on for a few days it was.
Situasai instability engulfing Egypt due to massive demonstrations in the country's pyramid. Also reports that today there will be simultaneous rallies across Egypt.
As a result, the Malaysian Foreign Ministry advised its citizens to postpone their visit to Egypt.
Seven people were reported killed and more than 600 others were injured in clashes with security forces. Two shot during clashes in front of the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood and the other five died in clashes around Cairo.
Millions of people rallied across Egypt and hundreds of thousands gathered in Tahrir Square. They brought a red card that read Irhal (in Arabic means exit).
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