In The Footage Police Runs over People with the police Vehicles!!! Egypt Protests Day of Anger 25 26 January 2011 News Despite More than 30000 police being deployed in central Cairo, Tens of thousands of Egyptians marched to the Tahrir square in central Cairo where they chanted in unison: "The people want the ouster of the regime." Protests inspired by Tunisia uprising call for Egypt leader Hosni Mubarak to step down, Activists had called for a "day of revolt" in a web message. Protests are uncommon in Egypt, which President Hosni Mubarak has ruled since 1981, tolerating little dissent. The events in Cairo were co-ordinated on a Facebook page - tens of thousands of supporters clicked on the page to say they would take part, The microblogging website, Twitter, has confirmed that its website has been blocked in Egypt. The Swedish-based website Bambuser, which streams video from mobile phones, said it had been blocked in Egypt. On its blog, it accused Egyptian officials of trying to control the news agenda. The organisers rallied support saying the protest would focus on torture, poverty, corruption and unemployment, calling it "the beginning of the end". "People are behaving as if they are ready to die,"