Death toll in Egypt clashes rises to 31

January 27, 2013 15:34

The toll in the fierce clashes in the Egyptian city of Port Said -- following the pronouncement of the death sentence to 21 football fans -- climbed to 31 today, authorities said, as the Presidency condemned the violence and called for a national dialogue.

Condemning the clashes that also left over 300 people injured yesterday, the Presidency called for a national dialogue in the wake of the ongoing unrest.

In a statement, it also praised the police and the judiciary for their integrity.

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