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Egyptian protests in Suez – in pictures

Egypt Protests: Smoke rises from a fire burning at the Suez fire station
Smoke rises from a fire burning at the Suez fire station during clashes Photograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/Reuters
Egypt Protests: Egyptian anti-government protesters clash with riot police
Protesters clash with riot police in Suez Photograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/Reuters
Egypt Protests: An anti-government protester reacts as his relative is injured
A protester reacts as his relative is injured during clashes with riot police in Suez Photograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/Reuters
Egypt Protests: Egyptian demonstrators burn tyres
Protesters burn tyres in Suez Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images
Egypt Protests: Police officers carry an injured colleague in Suez
Police officers carry an injured colleague in Suez Photograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/Reuters
Egypt violence continues: Egyptian demonstrators burn tyres during demonstration in Suez
Tyres burn in the street during protests Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images
Egypt violence continues: Egyptian demonstrators battle a police van in Suez
Demonstrators battle with police Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images
Egypt violence continues: Egyptian police battle demonstrators in Suez
Police line up behind riot shields as fire bombs are thrown at them Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images
Egypt violence continues: Rocks and debris litter the streets with Egyptians protestors in Suez
Rocks and upturned rubbish skips litter the streets Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images
Egypt violence continues: People walk through a destroyed market in the port city of Suez
People walk through a destroyed market Photograph: Mohamed Abd El Ghany/Reuters
Egypt violence continues: Egyptian demonstrators try to remove a tear gas canister in Suez
Protesters try to remove a teargas canister thrown by police Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images
Egypt violence continues: Egyptian demonstrators stand opposite anti-riot police during clashes, Suez
Egyptian demonstrators face up to anti-riot police
Photograph: Khaled Desouki/AFP/Getty Images
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