Egypt: Divided Over Ousted President Morsi, Egyptians Clash On Cairo Streets

Supporters and opponents of Egypt's ousted president have clashed again in Cairo. This comes after security forces delayed a plan to disperse Mohammed Morsi's supporters who have been staging sit-ins.

The clashes broke out as Morsi's supporters marched toward a building that houses the Interior Ministry in central Cairo. They and their opponents hurled rocks and bottles at one another and police fired volleys of tear gas to break up the battles. Women and children among the pro-Morsi faction fled the scene in panic.

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