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Remember Me. The area was then lit up by flames when gunmen, who were dressed in civilian clothing, set fire to a multi-storey car park that the demonstrators had taken over. A spokesman for the interior ministry said later that only four people had been killed and that the government would open an investigation into the incident.
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Police and medical sources told Reuters that, along with the 23 deaths, more than people had been injured. The dead included men who had been posted to the area as unarmed security guards after a string of suspicious stabbings in Tahrir square, the centre of the protest movement.
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They failed yesterday just as they failed in Nasiriyah and Najaf before. Protest camps in Tahrir square had already taken on a more permanent aspect before the latest shootings, with everything from street theatre and memorials for the dead to a volunteer street clean-up team.
Last week, young men and women in high-vis vests and armed with brooms and shovels cleared the thick layer of rubbish accumulated over weeks of protests, bagging up gas cannisters, plastic bottles and blankets to leave the area cleaner than most residents remember it ever being. Tents made of blue tarpaulin have been set up to shelter students, tribespeople, medics and other groups from the winter cold; between them pedlars sell biscuits and fruit.