Egypt unrest
 

Oftop The BBC's Jon Leyne in Cairo says crowds of protesters formed a human chain around the Mugamma, a major government building Egypt is increasing pay and pensions for public-sector workers by 15% as protesters defy attempts to return the country to normality. Banks have re-opened, but the stock exchange will not resume trading until Sunday 13 February and the Egyptian pound has fallen to a six-year low. The government put up $2.2bn of short-term debt up for auction to inject money into the battered economy. Thousands of protesters have stayed in Cairo's Tahrir Square for a 14th day. They say they will only leave when President Hosni Mubarak stands Copyright ©BBC What do you think...

Well i do not know much about egypt but according to me i say president Hosni Mubarak should take steps for this and stand front in order to get this issue resolved or else all the common people in Egypt have to suffer so i say try and save Egypt.