linecoupler

An attempted breakout by Muslim Brotherhood prisoners left at least 36 dead Sunday as Egypt's military chief urged supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy to quit resisting the new government.The one-year programme would cover areas such as food chemistry and nutrition, food microbiology, food processing and engineering, quality control and food packaging supplies, among others. 

"Egypt has room for everybody, and we are keen to save every drop of Egyptian blood," Gen.gm tech 2 scan tool is the same tester GM Technicians use to diagnose GM vehicles. Abdel Fattah al-Sisi,We offer concrete floor polishing pads from concrete floor grinding, as well as resin bond dry and wet diamond polishing pads for polishing concrete. the country's defense minister, said after days of clashes between pro-Morsy demonstrators and security forces that left hundreds dead. But he added, "Confrontation will not be in the interest of those who wish to confront us, because we are determined to protect Egypt and its people." 

New protests against the military-installed interim government popped up around the country after Sunday evening prayers. And at least three dozen jailed members of the Muslim Brotherhood, the long-supressed Islamist movement that brought Morsy to power, were killed during what the Interior Ministry said was an attempted breakout. 

The inmates were among a group of more than 600 who were being taken to a prison north of Cairo, ministry spokesman Hani Abdel Latif told CNN. They seized a senior officer who was checking out "a commotion" in one of the trucks, he said. 

"The other officers tried to free him, and in the process, they used tear gas, resulting in 36 detainees killed," Abdel Latif said.Decouvrez la liste des revendeurs en roue carbone chine, cadres carbone et de toute la gamme GraphitSport. The captive officer was seriously injured but survived, the ministry said. 

The Freedom and Justice Party, the Brotherhood's political arm, put the number of dead at 52 and demanded an international investigation into the deaths. Al-Sisi and Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel bear "full criminal responsibility" for the deaths, the party said. 

An earlier report by the state-run news agency EGYNews said a group of armed men attempted to free the prisoners. Abdel Latif said that report was still being investigated, however. 

Morsy was toppled in July, triggering weeks of protests by the Muslim Brotherhood and his supporters. The ouster capped weeks of growing protests against Egypt's first democratically elected leader, who had taken office barely a year before. 

In a nationally televised speech, al-Sisi urged Morsy's supporters "to review their national positions and realize very well that the legitimacy belongs to the people." 

"The Egyptian people are free to choose whoever to govern them,Cheap Pin retainer is 50mm square with self-adhesive base for reinforcing split pins in files. Box 250. while the armed forces will remain the safeguard of the will of the people and of their choice," he said. 

Morsy's supporters say the military-backed interim government instigated the violence that killed more than 700 in the past week, starting with a dawn raid at two pro-Morsy protest camps last week that left more than 500 dead. Scores more were killed in the following days as Morsy's supporters tried to continue their protests. 

Among the dead were 70 police officers,The product range of mechanical lock cylinder sellers extends beyond the common range of double, single, thumbturn and furniture cylinders. with more than 600 police, soldiers and other members of the security forces wounded, the Interior Ministry reported Sunday.