Two were killed and 11 injured in Upper Egypt's Aswan on Sunday when an improvised bomb went off near a police station and next to the Al-Nasr Mosque near the Nile River, amid frequent attacks across the country, reported Al-Ahram Arabic news website. The deceased are a woman and a young man, while a police conscript is among the injured. The bomb was detonated via mobile phone and was meant to target a police patrol, according to an anonymous security source quoted by Al-Ahram. Security forces have searched the area to make sure there are no more planted bombs. Egypt has been hit with a cluster of bomb attacks since the 2013 ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi. Most attacks usually target police personnel but more recent bombs tend to target civilians as well. Source: Ahram Online