Gunmen kill four Egyptian soldiers in North Sinai -state media

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28-06-2014 | 14:37
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Gunmen kill four Egyptian soldiers in North Sinai -state media
Gunmen killed four Egyptian soldiers belonging to the central security apparatus near Rafah in North Sinai on Saturday, state media reported.       

The gunmen forced the soldiers, who were returning from a holiday and dressed in civilian clothing, out of their vehicle and shot them before escaping, the state news agency MENA reported, citing security sources.

Also on Saturday, two bombs exploded at a small telephone exchange on Cairo's outskirts, killing an 18-year-old woman and her mother, security sources said, days after a string of small bomb explosions hit the Egyptian capital's metro network.         

The two bombs had been stored the exchange building which was still under construction, security sources and a judicial source said, adding they assumed the devices had been intended for use elsewhere.         

The unfinished concrete building partially collapsed in the blast. The two women killed were the wife and daughter of a construction site guard, who lived in an annex to the building in 6th of October City, an eastern satellite district of Cairo.          

An official at the site told reporters telephone services would return within two days to around 800 people whose lines were affected.          

The Interior Ministry said in a statement on Facebook that security forces and bomb experts were inspecting the site.        

On Wednesday, eight people were hurt in northern Cairo when homemade explosive devices blew up at four metro stations and a courthouse in the first attacks in Cairo since Abdel Fattah al-Sisi became president earlier this month.           


REUTERS
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