Monday, 29 July 2013 06:24
'Supporters of Egypt?s ousted President Mohamed Morsi continue their march on the military intelligence headquarters in Cairo amid a looming state of emergency by the army.
Muslim Brotherhood spokesman Murad Ali said in the early hours of Monday that the demonstrators had set off from Rabia al-Adawiya Mosque in the north of the capital. The army warned the Morsi supporters ?not to come close to military facilities in general, and the headquarters of military intelligence specifically.?'
Read more: Supporters of Egypt?s Morsi march on military intelligence headquarters
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Egypt interim PM to allow civilian arrest
'Mansour?s decree was published in the government?s official gazette on Sunday while supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi say they will press ahead with their demands despite the army?s heavy-handed crackdown.
On the same day, Egypt?s National Defense Council warned pro-Morsi protesters that security forces would take ?decisive and firm? action if they exceed their rights ?to peaceful, responsible expression of their opinions.?
The council?s warning came in a statement published by state news agency MENA. The council includes the interim president, army chief General Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, the prime minister and Interior Minister Mohamed Ibrahim.'
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