In pictures: Mubarak supporters cry in front of hospital

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In pictures: Mubarak supporters cry in front of hospital

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Wed, 20/06/2012 - 17:33
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Al-Masry Al-Youm

Scores of Mubarak supporters have gathered in front of the military hospital in Maadi, South Cairo, where the former president is being held. 

Many cried and held up pictures of him while waiting for news on his condition after reports had circulated Tuesday that he was clinically dead. Some spent the night in the garden surrounding the hospital.