Egypt first imposed the current state of emergency in April after two church bombings killed at least 45 people. Image courtesy: The Times of Israel
Egypt first imposed the current state of emergency in April after two church bombings killed at least 45 people. Image courtesy: The Times of Israel
Egypt is to extend its state of emergency for three months from January 13, state news agency MENA reported on Tuesday.
Egypt first imposed the current state of emergency in April after two church bombings killed at least 45 people. It was extended in July and again in October.
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