"This is a country that is falling apart,"-Mohamed ElBaradei- a leading opposition figure
By Friday night, protesters had set fire to the ruling party headquarters along the Nile in central Cairo and the first reports of looting emerged — people making off with electric fans and televisions from the burning complex. Mubarak ordered the military into the streets for the first time to try to control the escalating turmoil.
Chaos in Cairo
On Saturday, the tens of thousands of police who normally patrol the streets vanished. Security officials, asked why they disappeared, said that remained unclear. But the police, who are hated by many, may have been seen as just fanning the flames.
On Saturday, the tens of thousands of police who normally patrol the streets vanished. Security officials, asked why they disappeared, said that remained unclear. But the police, who are hated by many, may have been seen as just fanning the flames.
Gangs of armed men attacked jails, sending thousands of inmates into the unpoliced streets.As night fell, the neighborhood watches took up where the police left off.
protesters take to the street in Egypt
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