(3 Feb 2012) HEADLINE: More deaths as Egypt clashes continue
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CAPTION: Unrest was continuing on Egyptian streets, as the death toll climbed to at least three from clashes in the wake of Wednesday night's deadly stadium riot. (03 February 2012)
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Cairo - 2 Feb 2012
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1. Various of protesters fleeing riot police firing tear gas near Interior Ministry
2. Injured protesters being treated inside ambulance
3. Unconscious protester being carried
4. Wide of protesters marching and chanting
5. Mid of protester holding Egyptian flag chanting slogans against the military
6. Close of poster of Egypt's military ruler Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, reading (Arabic): "The people want to execute the Marshal"
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Suez - 3 Feb 2012
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7. Wide of protesters throwing stones at riot police outside the main police headquarters in Suez city in Northern Egypt; pan right to coloured smoke
8. Reverse wide of riot police line as protesters' stones are incoming
9. Protesters chanting and circling around burning tire outside police headquarters
10. Mid of unlit street with smoke billowing in background and sound of tear gas canisters being deployed UPSOUND (shots)
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Cairo - 3 Feb 2012
11. Protesters throwing stones in foreground as riot police fire tear gas in street leading to the Egyptian ministry of interior
12. Wide of riot police throwing stones back at protesters
13. Mid of a protester waving Al-Ahly football club flag as his fellow protesters throw stones at police
14. Mohamed Ahmed, protester, speaking to reporter
15. Various of protesters throwing stones at police
SCRIPT
It was a long night in Egypt.
In the capital Cairo, crowds of demonstrators were fleeing as police sprayed them with tear gas. They ran through the streets near the Interior Ministry, many coughing and spluttering. Hundreds needed medical attention. Some were getting seen to quickly, nearby.
Fellow demonstrators did what they could to assist those who needed help.
Before dawn doctors reported that a protester died of wounds suffered from birdshot fired at close range.
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People blamed police for failing to quell a riot at a soccer match Wednesday night, where 74 people were killed. Many were mad at the government, too and called on Field Marshall Hussein Tantawi to step down.
Unrest spread to Suez, where demonstrators faced off in front of police headquarters against lines of helmeted riot police holding shields. They chanted slogans and burned tyres in the road after news spread that one of the victims in the Port Said riot came from their city. Witnesses said police responded with tear gas and then opened fire, killing at least two people, according to a local health official.
Back in Cairo, clashes outside the Interior Ministry were continuing during the day, with demonstrators throwing stones and police lobbing some back. One protester was waving the flag of the Al-Ahly football club, whose fans were targeted in the stadium riot. Another demonstrator declared that Egypt has seen enough massacres, the ruling military council needs to step down.
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