VOICED: Foreigners flee violent Egypt revolt

The transcript covers the ongoing protests in Egypt against President Mubarak, highlighting the appointment of Omar Suleiman as vice president and Ahmed Shafiq as premier, which protesters view as insufficient. The unrest has led to violence, with over 125 deaths and a prison break. UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon calls for peaceful demonstrations. Many countries advise against travel to Egypt, prompting tourists to leave.

What was the reaction of the protesters to the appointment of Omar Suleiman as vice president?

• They welcomed the change.

• They saw it as a positive step.

• They were indifferent to the appointment.

• They believed it was too little, too late.

What do the protesters want instead of military rule?

• A new military leader

• A temporary military control until elections

• Immediate military control

• No change in the current regime

What event heightened security fears in Egypt during the protests?

• The escape of thousands of convicts

• The arrival of international observers

• The appointment of a new premier

• The resignation of President Mubarak

What did UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon emphasize in his address?

• The necessity of immediate elections

• The importance of peaceful demonstrations

• The need for military intervention

• The support for Mubarak's regime

What was the international community's response to the situation in Egypt?

• Encouraging travel to Egypt

• Warning against all but essential travel

• Ignoring the situation

• Supporting the current regime