New Egyptian Clashes in Port Said
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by News Editor
Al Arabiya – Clashes between Egyptian security forces and angry protesters renewed for the fourth day Thursday in Port Said with dozens of people injured and the provincial building closed.
Youths threw stones and made lewd gestures at line of police officers who released smoke bombs into streets strewn with rubbish, Al Arabiya television footage showed.
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