| Cairo | 8,105,000 | - Anti-government protesters take over the centre of the capital city as police withdraw following violent clashes in recent days
- Doctor says 50 killed in 24-hour period
- Tahrir Square is the main focal point for demonstrators, who are shouting anti-Mubarak slogans
- Heavy military presence but troops make no attempt to break up protests, and some appear to signal their support for the protesters
- Armed citizens' groups formed to counter widespread looting, set up checkpoints
- Widespread flouting of curfew between hours 1600 to 0800 (1400 to 0600 GMT)
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| Suez | 547,000 | - Twenty people reported to have died in clashes on Friday
- Significant military presence in the port city
- Curfew from 1600 to 0800 (1400 to 0600 GMT)
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| Alexandria | 4,388,000 | - Protesters gather outside the al-Qaed Ibrahim mosque, where the funeral of two protesters who were killed on Saturday took place
- Heavy military presence and tense atmosphere between troops and protesters
- Widespread looting, vigilante groups set up
- Curfew from 1600 to 0800 (1400 to 0600 GMT)
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| Luxor | 488,000 | - British Foreign Office advise against travel to Luxor and other major cities and tourist attractions
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| Mansoura | 420,000 | - Protests reported on Friday
- Security officials said protesters ransacked the headquarters of the ruling NDP
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| Ismailiya | 352,000 | - Protests have continued since Thursday, with reports of thousands of people fighting running battles with police
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| Rafah | 71,000 | - Protesters attack state security headquarters
- Three policemen reported killed in the violence
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| Manufiya province | 3,270,000 | |
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