Security vacuum hits Egypt

Streets of Cairo are tense as days of protests result in police leaving their posts.

    While a relative calm can be seen in many parts of Cairo, the anger and fear among ordinary Egyptians is still there.

    We gauge the mood on the streets.

    SOURCE: Al Jazeera

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