Protesters seal Tahrir Square off to vehicles

Friday 28-06-2013 01:49 PM
Protesters seal Tahrir Square off to vehicles

Anti-Mursi protesters chant anti-government slogans at Tahrir Square in Cairo December 14, 2012. Flag-waving supporters of Egyptian President Mohamed Mursi staged a final rally on Friday before a divisive referendum on a new constitution that the Islamist leader hopes will bring an end to weeks of political crisis and street clashes. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany

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Protesters in Cairo’s Tahrir Square sealed off all streets leading to the square to stop vehicles from passing through on Friday.

The protesters barricaded square entrances at the Egyptian Museum, Qasr al-Nil Bridge and Falaki Street, the state news agency correspondent reported.

Groups of citizens spread at the square's entrances to secure demonstrators and check the IDs of everyone heading to the square.

A number of political parties organised the demonstration to demand withdrawing confidence from President Mohamed Mursi and holding early presidential elections.

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