CAIRO: The Egyptian Zenhoum Mortuary today issued a report regarding the death of Egyptian protestor Ahmed Mahmoud Mohammad who perished during clashes yesterday with Egyptian security forces in Tahrir Square. Mohammad was injured in the clashes and then admitted to the hospital at 8:05 p.m. Doctors tried to revive his heart and lungs for 20 minutes, but he was pronounced dead at 8:30 p.m., according to the report. Mohammad suffered a bullet wound in the chest and there are also abrasions on his body. The injury toll from the clashes, which remain ongoing this morning, has risen to at least 750 persons, according to Egyptian Ministry of Health Spokesperson Mohamed el-Sherbini. The Ministry of the Interior also arrested at least 43 protestors. RELATED STORIES: - Tahrir protestors demand military deliver authority to civilians - Public Prosecution to open an investigation into Tahrir clashes - Health Ministry: One dead from Saturday clashes - Press Syndicate condemns violence against journalists - Interior Ministry forms emergency committee for Tahrir clashes - Demonstrators hunker down once again in Tahrir - Demonstrators celebrate victory over security forces - MB: Tahrir incident will not derail elections - Interior source: ministry cleared Tahrir of “rioters” - Injured toll from Tahrir clashes raises 507 - Essam Sharaf urges demonstrators to leave Tahrir - Alexandrian demonstrators call for end to military rule - Presidential candidate to go to Tahrir, support the demonstrators - Two Egyptian activists wounded in Tahrir clashes - January 25 Channel Live Stream: more movements join protests - Egyptian police, protesters clash in Tahrir Square - April 6 Youth Movement to organize Tahrir Strike - Security forces withdraw, demonstrators retake Tahrir - January 25 Channel Live Update 3: clashes on the bridge
