Four people died, including two girls, when gunmen opened fire on a wedding
at a church in Cairo yesterday.
Gunmen on motorbikes fired indiscriminately into crowds leaving the wedding
at St Mary’s Church in the Al-Warraq neighbourhood in the north of the capital.
A man, the groom’s mother and two girls aged eight and 12 died; 18 others were
wounded, according to the Ministry of Health.
One church leader at the scene said the church had had no police guard since
June. Interim Prime Minister Hazem el-Beblawi said in a statement today that
such attacks will ‘not succeed in sowing divisions between the nation’s Muslims
and Christians’.
A Release contact in Cairo expressed his sadness over the attack. ‘Things
have been quiet for a while, and now this.’ Release Int.
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