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Egypt minister survives assassination bid

AFP, Cairo
Egypt's Interior Minister Mohamed Ibrahim yesterday survived a bomb attack on his convoy, emerging unscathed to warn the country faced a "wave of terrorism" amid a sweeping police crackdown on Islamists.
Security officials said a car bomb struck the minister's convoy around 10:30am near his home in the Nasr City area, in the first such attack in
Cairo in years.
The bombing, which comes as the security forces press a clampdown on loyalists of ousted president Mohamed Morsi, has sparked fears of a resurgence of the Islamist militant attacks that plagued Egypt in the 1990s.
The interior ministry said the blast was "possibly caused by a suicide
bombing in which a powerful bomb was placed in the truck of a car."
It said 10 policemen and 11 civilians were wounded in the attack, updat-
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of 11 injuries.
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warned of such violence after the launch on August 14 of a crackdown on Islamists who had set up camps in Cairo to protest the army's removal of
Morsi on July 3.
"I had warned before the dispersal of sit-ins in Rabaa and Nahda that there will be a wave of terrorism. This was expected," Ibrahim said.
The presidency and the military condemned the attack, which they described as "terrorism".
The Egyptian cabinet too pledged to "strike with an iron hand those who threaten national security".
State news agency MENA said police immediately closed all access roads to the interior ministry in central Cairo after the blast.
An AFP correspondent at the site said several cars were damaged in the explosion.
The blast caused massive damage to the front of a building at the site of the explosion.