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government supporters (bottom) in Cairo's Tahrir Square yesterday.
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The Egyptian army intervened this morning in a belated attempt to
end the violence which flared overnight in central Cairo as supporters
of President Hosni Mubarak attacked anti-government protesters.A
small group of soldiers cleared around 1,000 pro-government loyalists
from a flyover in Tahrir Square, where they had been throwing stones at
anti-government protestors below.It was not immediately clear if the steps were part of a wider decision for the army to begin protecting the demonstrations.The
intervention came as a retired Egyptian army general told the BBC that
the military was losing patience with the embattled Mubarak, and would
open fire at regime loyalists if there were fresh attacks on the
protesters.The general – who said he had spoken with tank crews
in Tahrir Square – said he believed the military would move very soon
against the president – possibly as soon as tomorrow.The moves came after a dramatic night of fighting on streets and rooftops around Tahrir Square
and the Egyptian museum. Pro-democracy protesters succeeded in holding
Tahrir, their main rallying point throughout this ten-day uprising, but
about 1,000 pro-Mubarak militants continued to mass on the flyover,
throwing stones at the crowds below.At around 9.50am local time,
however, a group of soldiers appeared on the bridge, and cleared the
pro-Mubarak crowd in a matter of minutes. One warning shot was fired,
but most of the loyalists left after speaking with the soldiers.An
army tank was parked where the crowd had been and four other tanks took
up position between the pro-Mubarak forces and the largest group of
anti-government demonstrators at the north end of the square near the
Egyptian museum.Even though the two sides had been separated,
crowds of Mubarak supporters – some carrying bricks – were still trying
to reach the square.Local news channels reported that four had
been killed in last night's clashes, but doctors on the ground told the
Guardian the death toll was higher.Witnesses who spent the night
in Tahrir said there were major shooting incidents at 11pm and 4am, the
latter involving a sniper equipped with a laser sight. Seven protesters
were reported to be confirmed dead at a nearby makeshift medical centre,
with three other bodies still unrecovered."We had over 1,000
injured through the night, including several dead from gunshots," said
Dr Ibrahim Fata, a professor of surgery and one of more than 70 doctors
who have volunteered to help treat those injured at the square. "It's
like a war situation in here; some of the pro-change resistance did not
bring their wounded to us because they didn't want to leave their
positions. I haven't slept in the last day and a half."As Fata
was speaking the Guardian witnessed a man with a broken spine being
brought in on a corrugated iron stretcher, while others walked around in
bandages. Some protesters had taped cardboard boxes to their heads to
serve as crude helmets.The shootings came after protesters
seeking an end to Mubarak's three-decade-long dictatorship were attacked
yesterday by supporters of the Egyptian leader, many of whom were found
to be carrying police identification. Molotov cocktails were thrown
from buildings and several fires burned through the night.This
morning some sections of the roadway were so littered with debris and
ripped up by those seeking rocks to throw that they are now impassable.
But organisation amongst the pro-change forces remains strong, with
groups cooking breakfast over fires and handing out food amongst the
crowds."Where have you been, this government is killing us,"
appealed Wael Abdel Aziz, a pharmacist camped out in Tahrir. A second
man, who would give his name only as Osama, added "Mubarak decided to
kill the Egyptian people. He is treating us like insects, trying to
crush us.
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