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4 people, 400 injured in clashes in Egypt's Port Said

(Xinhua)

16:23, March 04, 2013

CAIRO, March 4 (Xinhua) -- At least four people were killed, including two policemen, and 400 others were injured in clashes between the protesters and the security forces in Port Said in northern Egypt, an interior ministry official told Xinhua on Monday.

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