Three people have been injured in Gharbia in the queues for gas cylinders that remind us of the bread and petrol queues. In Tanta, another woman has been injured before a gas cylinder warehouse. In Gharbia, more than 3,000 people staged a sit-in two days ago in protest against the lack of cylinders. People said they used diesel, rice straw and cotton to prepare food, accusing supply inspectors of distributing the cylinders among their relatives till the price of a cylinder reached LE 11on the black market. Three people were injured in violent clashes in front of warehouses yesterday after the arrival of the cylinders. People of Salhajar village blocked the Tanta-Desouq road to ban a car carrying gas cylinders from going to another village. In Kafr El-Sheikh, 200 people have demonstrated in protest against the lack of cylinders, calling for increasing the village's quota, but security forces managed to contain the situation. The Supply Directorate sent a car carrying 200 cylinders and promised the people to increase the quota.
