Employees at the cabinet in the Mediterranean city of Marsa Matrouh blocked the main gate of the building Monday, preventing the governor from entering his office. They protested outside the main gate, saying they have not received bonuses for three months. Tens of employees gathered outside the cabinet and were joined by employees of the Marsa Matrouh city council. They closed the main gate, carried placards, and cheered against the governor. They also called for the financial monitor of the governor to be fired for his involvement in the loss of the employees' rights. The employees said they would continue their sit-in until their demands were achieved. General Secretary Sadek el-Nabawy spoke with the employees, and called them to open the gates and stop their sit-in until their demands are achieved.
