CAIRO, May 27 (Aswat Masriya) - Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on May 27, 2016:

Al-Ahram:

-Egypt rises against Abu Qirqas crime

-Government warns against manipulating prices of food, drugs

-Two French companies contracted to find back boxes

Al-Akhbar:

-Government: Ceiling on increase in drugs’ prices is 6 Egyptian pounds per packet

-Rage over elderly’s incident; police arrests inciter; and Sisi says this is not our nature and orders punishing culprits

-Security Council welcomes Sisi’s initiative to bring peace to region

Al-Shorouk

-Moves taken to contain tensions after Coptic elderly woman stripped naked in Minya

-Two police officers ailed for involvement in killing Helwan’s officer, police personnel

-Dokki, Agouza protesters’ lawyers: Court refused payment of EGP 100,000 ($11,258) bail in installments

Al-Masry al-Youm:

-Suspects arrested over ‘Helwan massacre’ in ‘Mission 36’

-Minya crime: President orders punishing culprits, rebuilding homes

-Prosecution investigates person’s death in custody at Waily police station; body has ‘bruises’

Al-Watan:

-‘Deterrence’ is government’s weapon to curb ‘drugs, food crisis’

-Sinai: ‘Martyr’s Right’ operation takes out 12 terrorists; three children killed after Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis group detonates explosive device

-Plane investigation committee receives data on pilot’s conversation with Greek air traffic control