Al-Ghad part and elections in Egypt

The Egyptian opposition figure Ayman nour, who announced his nomination for the presidential elections, said that one of his supporters was killed and other 20 others were injured when three buses carrying them were exposed to the attack near al-Sharqiyah town to the north east of Cairo.

Ayman Nour held the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak responsible for what he called "the irresponsible act" which he attributed to members in the ruling national party.

Nour said that one police truck collided one of his supporters when he together with other 140 persons were preparing to received him near al-Shrqiyah town to be taken to hospital before he died.

However, a source in the Egyptian police asked to be anonymous said that thousands of the people of Kafer Hamad village expelled Nour and his supporters from the village where he was presumed to inaugurate an office for the movement Nour leads and resulted in confrontations between the two sides that resulted in wounding 12 of his supporters.