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June 30 Front forms operation rooms to monitor events
Protesters holding a crossed-out picture of President Mohamed Mursi chant slogans and wave flags as they ride on the back of a car in Alexandria June 30, 2013. REUTERS/Asmaa Waguih
A front named after the day set to hold mass demonstrations against the regime in Egypt urged protesters on Sunday to remain peaceful.
The June 30 Front urged President Mohamed Mursi’s opponents to unite their cause and wave the national flag instead of signs affiliated to political parties or specific figures.
In a statement on Sunday, the Front announced the formation of two operation rooms, one to monitor demonstrations and rallies and another for political coordination and issuing press statements.
The Front named Hussein Shahin its spokesman and appointed former Member of Parliament Bassem Kamel as its media coordinator.
It appointed other members to monitor the different locations where demonstrations are taking place today.
