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Protest CAIRO: Between 50 and 250 dead after police intervention

           At least 50 protesters were killed, some by gunfire, according to AFP, and two members of the security forces, said Interior Ministry. Muslim Brotherhood movement, including the former head of Islamic states that the "massacre" were killed "more than 250 people" among the demonstrators pro-Morsi.

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            At least 124 supporters of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi were killed Wednesday after the intervention of the security forces stormed the two markets in Cairo where they were collected, the provisional balance sheet as the only victims in the a market, the AFP correspondent organizations its counting after three makeshift morgues.

           In addition, a Reuters reporter counted 29 bodies in the morgue, including that of a child of 12 years, most were killed as a result of gunshot wounds to the head.

           There is little information on the number of victims of clashes between supporters and opponents of Morsi that took place in other parts of the country. According to Reuters, at least nine killed after year, people were attacked by supporters of the former president on two police stations in Cairo, five died during their attack against government buildings in the city of Suez take such measures as in other cities.

          According to the Interior Ministry, six members of the security forces were killed and 66 wounded in action in the two markets.