Egypt crisis: World leaders condemned the crackdown on the camp

There is a strong international condemnation of the bloody crackdown on protesters in Egypt during which at least 278 people were killed in the report.

Security forces went two camps supporting the ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi in the capital Cairo was established in the early months.

A state of emergency was declared and imposed curfews in the cities of Egypt.

U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, said the incident "deplorable" as "a real blow to reconciliation efforts".

European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has criticized the use of force.

Egyptians woke up to a scary and uncertain future of the BBC Bethany Bell reports from Cairo.

Even after the curfew was lifted Thursday morning with very little traffic out on the road and the bridge over the Nile, she said.

Egypt crisis: World leaders condemned the crackdown on the camp