Egypt’s Friday of Rage Spreads in Protests around the Country, Protestors Gather Near Presidential Palace in Cairo

Local Editor

Numerous protests are spreading in Egypt in its Friday of rage, where protests are taking place in the cities of Dimyat, Deminhour, Alminia, Alexandria, in addition to Cairo.

The Egyptian police are using water hoses and bullets in an attempt to separate the protesters who are demanding the departure of their President Husni Mubarak.

In this context, reports mentioned that the Egyptian security forces launched tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters, to prevent them from reaching the Liberation Square in the Capital city of Cairo.

Sources reveal that some Egyptian Security members are undercover between civilian protesters, and are working at preventing all protests.

On another level, media sources added that the police failed in keeping protester away from the Liberation Square, where numerous protesters are gathering there.

Furthermore, protesters also succeeded in gathering in outstanding number near the Presidential Palace in Cairo.