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The Violence and Bombing Incidents Report in the Period from 27Th March to 2Ed April Sinai Beck to the Top of the Terrorist Scene … The violence and bombing incidents report in the period from 27th March to 2ed April Sinai beck to the top of the terrorist scene …. And a relative success in securing the citizens' gathering places Address: 148 MisrHelwan El-Zyrae Road , El Matbaa Sq, Hadayek El Maadi, 4th Floor, No 41 , Cairo, Egypt 841 طريق مصر حلوان الزراعي - المطبعة – ح المعادي - الدور الرابع - شقة 48 - القاهرة | ص.ب : 494 المعادي PO Box : 490 El Maadi Website: www.maatpeace.org E-mail : [email protected] Tel. 00(20) (2) 25344706 Telefax. 00 (20) (2) 25344707 Mob. +201226521170 Introduction the bombing and violence incidents committed by terrorist groups were continued in conjunction with holding the twenty-sixth session of the Arab summit , and continuation of the work by the assigned committee to reform the parliamentary election laws, where the context of events still confirm the transitional period's entitlements, especially- the electoral entitlement- which is the main target for the terrorist activities committed by opponent powers for the post 30June at 2013 path. In the framework of the Parliamentary Elections' Observatory affiliated to the International-Local joint mission to observe the parliamentary elections – Egypt 2015, continuing to monitor all this incidents and analysis their indications and their potential effects on the electoral process, and the democratic transition process in Egypt, the Observatory has been issued its 13th report, in this series. The most important violence incidents: Friday, March 27th The armed forces in North Sinai governorate succeeded in thwarting an attempt of targeting military vehicles , during their passage on the international road in Al Arish – Rafah , where the forces exploded an explosive device on the road, it was planted by takfiri elements, there were no any losses. A child injured in his shoulder, by a random gunshot, by unknown assailants, while he was back to his house in Al Safa district at Rafah city, he was transferred to Rafah hospital for treatment, and the concerning authorities were notified to take the required procedures and investigate the incident. The security apparatus in Fayoum arrested a 16 years old young man with a cartoon box contained explosive devices before planting them next to the SOS police station in Fayoum city, a force of civil defense and bomb squad moved to the site of the incident, the seizure and the young man were kept in the police custody , a report of the incident was filed and the prosecution was notified to take over the investigation. The army forces in coordinating with police forces succeeded in killing one of the criminal elements in Sinai with weapons and ammunition, that was during an early security campaign surrounded the offender in a desert area at the scope of Al Nakhl city in middle of Sinai, there were violent clashes between the offender and police and army forces it resulted in killing the offender and take his sniper rifle and large quantities of various ammunition . Elements from Ansar Biet Al Maqdes organization cut of the road before two cars affiliated to Garbage company in Al Tawiel area in Al Arish, North Sinai governorate, they pulled down the two drivers, and took the cars to unknown distention, the police and armed forces combed the area searching for the stolen two cars. The security forces in North Sinai governorate dismantled a structure bomb was placed in front of the entry of Al Beleina police station, it turned out that the bomb was three carbonated water bottles wrapped in a dressing, and out of a set of wire, a security cordon was imposed in the site and the area was combed to make sure it was free of any explosives. The security apparatus in Alexandria dismantled a homemade bomb, it was placed by unknown assailants next to the headquarters of the National security apparatus, near by the security directorate headquarters in Semouha area, east of the city, the security forces combed the site and the prosecution was notified to investigate. The explosives experts and civil protection in Cairo governorate dismantled a bomb inside a car in Al Ta'wun St, in Al Mattarya area, it was targeting the security vehicle, t vehicles imposed a security cordon in the vicinity of the car , with warnings citizens of approaching, and the area was combed to make sure it was free of any other explosives . There were clashes between number of the Muslims Brother hood and police forces in Abu he back ground of a march without a permit from the security apparatus, the MB used during it Cartouche which resulted in injury of a police officer with the rank of lieutenant, and a police man with a several of cartouche shots in different places in their bodies, the security apparatus managed to arrest 5 rioters among them. The people of Al Oure village of Samalout center , Minya governorate, thwarted an attack on the village's church, by unknown assailants, and clashed with them till the police forces arrived, the people said that the attack was waged by outsider gun men, the attack was after MBs organized a march against the president Al Sisi's decision of establishment a Church as "martyrs of the faith and the homeland" to commemorate the Egyptians martyrs in Libya. The military forces in North Sinai governorate thwarted an attempt to target the forces by a member in "Ansar Beit Al Maqdes " organization, he tried to throw a grenade on a military, while it force was passing on the road of Al Zaheir village, in the south of Al Seik Zuied city, then the forces shoot him, and he was killed Unknown elements set fire in supplies room and computer lab in Kamal Mare'y preparatory School in Al Amiriyah village of Mahalla center, after they tight a worker an beat him up, as a revenge to a MB teacher was arrested, and they ran away after writing some solidarity phrases with the arrested teacher, the civil protection forces moved to the site and put the fire out, a report of the incident was filed, and the injured worker was transferred to Al Mabarah hospital for treatment . The security forces succeeded in arresting a Houthis terrorist cell, before getting into Sinai and executing terrorists acts, the terrorists cell was composing of 6 member from "Ansar Beit Al Maqdes " organization, 3 from the Gaza Strip and four Irania, they were arrested while they were riding a white Verna car without license plates, three SUVs and two motorcycles. Saturday, March 28 The Egyptian military forces managed to capture explosives materials weight one ton, inside the house of a leading in "Ansar Beit Al Maqdes " organization in Jaws Abu Ghanem village, ay the south of Rafah within 20 sacks, it turned out that the explosives material was "T NT" the high explosive material, also an explosive device was planted beside the house, the forces found it and detonated the entire place. Two sentries were wounded while they were in the service, near Monsha'et Abdulallah village, in Fayoum governorate, in an attack waged by unknown assailants riding a motorcycle, and the assailants fled, the wounded were transferred to the police hospital in Al Agouza area for treatment, and the prosecution was notified to take over the investigation. unknown assailants set fire in a power adaptor, in Al Tera'a Sr in front of the National Security old headquarters in Mahalla city, Gharbia governorate, it turned out that the power adaptor explosion was because of burning it, and the electrical wires on the next street lights, a report of the incident was filed and prosecution took over the investigation. An explosive device exploded in front of Cairo university's gate, near the subway station, 8 people minimum were wounded in the explosion, minimum two police men were among the injuries, explosive experts moved to the site and combed the area to make sure there were no other explosives, a report of the incident was filed, and the prosecution took over the investigation. Explosive experts in Aswan governorate managed to explode a homemade bomb, it was a pipe and gunpowder inside it and electrical wires, it was found in the Shetatoun hotel' garden, next to Al Naser mosque , the civil protection was received a report stating the existence o a foreign body in the Sheratoun garden, there were no injuries or losses. The civil protection abd explosive experts department in Alexandria, managed todimantling a bomb was found in a garbage box in front of Abu Qir train station, Al Aasafira area, east of Alexandria, there were no injuries, a report of the incident was filed, and the prosecution took over the investigation. Explosive experts in Cairo defused three explosive devices found in the car market in 10th district o Nasr city, a security cordon was imposed around the area, that was hours before the visit of the Major General Osama Bedier, Cairo security director for the region, the area was combed and a report of the incident was filed. Explosive experts in Minya governorate dismantled three structure explosive devices were hidden under a car, in front of the Samalout Coptic Orthodox Archdiocese Church, north of Minya province, the explosives experts uses a water hose to fragment it, a report of the incident was filed, CID was assigned to investigate about the incident and the circumstances, conditions and the executor, the prosecution took over the investigation. Elements belonging to"Ansar Beit Al Maqdes " organization set up an armed ambush on the bypass road between Al-Arish and Sheikh Zuied, at" Karm Al Qwadeis" area, to search for a number of civilians wanted by the organization under the pretext of their cooperation with the army, and motoring news and movements of 263elements of the organization to security apparatus in North Sinai, the also captured two Bedouins from" Karm Al Qwadeis" village, and took them to an unknown destination, to cut off their hands, as application of the theft had in Islam, for allegedly of robbery on citizens.
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