July 2013 calendar

Events

• 01 Jul 2013 Around 15 million Egyptians call for the resignation and revocation of President Mohammed Morsi.
• 02 Jul 2013 July 2013 Egyptian protests, at least 16 deaths and more than 200 injuries in clashes close to Cairo University. (Ahram Online). Mohamed Kamel Amr, the Egyptian Foreign Minister, resigns along with five other ministers. (Reuters via MSN). President Mohammed Morsi of Egypt vows to remain in office despite protests.
• 03 Jul 2013 Egypt's military removes President Mohamed Morsi and installs Adly Mannsour, head of the Supreme Constitutional Court as the country's interim leader.
• 04 Jul 2013 Since Hurricane Sandy in October 2012 caused severe damage to Liberty Island, New York Harbor's harbor island, the Statue of Liberty opened for the first time.
• 05 Jul 2013 Multiple attacks by Islamist gunmen on security forces in Sinai Peninsula were made with only one soldier and five officers reported as dead.
• 06 Jul 2013 Muse, an English rock band, held a concert at Rome's Olympic Stadium. This concert was the first recorded live in 4K resolution.
• 07 Jul 2013 Five people are injured in a series of blasts near Mahabodhi Temple at Bodh Gaya in the Indian state Bihar.
• 08 Jul 2013 Aftermath of Egypt's 2013 coup d’etat: A total of 42 people were killed and many more were injured in an attack by the Army on a sit-in organized by former President Mohamed Morsi, which took place in Cairo's Nasr City district.
• 09 Jul 2013 Syrian civil war: Ban Ki-Moon (the Secretary-General of United Nations) calls for a ceasefire during Ramadan 53 people were injured when a car bomb exploded in the Beirut office of Hezbollah, a Shia militant group.
• 10 Jul 2013 Syrian civil war: Syrians in Aleppo protest against rebel control of government-held areas within the city.
• 11 Jul 2013 More than 30 people, including members of the security forces, were killed in bomb and gun attacks in Iraq.
• 12 Jul 2013 Eight civilians were kidnapped by the Moro National Liberation Front in the Philippines Basilan Province. Four of them were later released.
• 13 Jul 2013 According to the African Union-United Nations Hybrid Operation for Darfur, seven peacekeepers were killed in combat and 17 others were injured while on patrol returning from Nyala, the capital city of Sudan's South Darfur state.
• 14 Jul 2013 Syrian civil war: The opposition claims that 200 civilians have been trapped in a mosque in Damascus' suburb, while fighting outside rages.
• 15 Jul 2013 Mexican Drug War: Miguel Trevino Morales is captured by the Mexican Army. He was the chief leader of Los Zetas' drug cartel.
• 16 Jul 2013 Six mediators were killed by pro-government militiamen in Homs, a Syrian province.
• 17 Jul 2013 Al-Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula confirmed that Said Ali al-Shihri, its former deputy, was killed in a drone strike by the United States.
• 18 Jul 2013 Eight Afghan labourers were killed while on their way to work in the U.S. military base at Logar Province.
• 19 Jul 2013 At least 20 people are killed in an attack on a Sunni mosque in Diyala, eastern Iraq.
• 20 Jul 2013 Helen Thomas, a veteran journalist from the USA, has died at 92.
• 21 Jul 2013 Hundreds of al-Qaeda prisoner escape from two Iraqi prisons during armed raids.
• 22 Jul 2013 A series of militant attacks on Egypt's Sinai Peninsula resulted in the deaths of six people, including police officers and army officers.
• 23 Jul 2013 Nine people were killed in Cairo, Egypt as former President Mohamed Morsi's supporters and foes continue to fight.
• 24 Jul 2013 Mexican Drug War: 22 people are killed in clashes between the Knights Templar Cartel Mexican federal police and Mexican drug cartels in Michoacan. Government press reports state that two of the victims were law enforcement officers, and the other was a cartel gunman.
• 25 Jul 2013 According to the United Nations, the death toll from the ongoing civil war in Syria has surpassed 100,000.
• 26 Jul 2013 Aftermath of 2013 Egyptian coup d’etat: Three weeks after Mohamed Morsi, the president, was ousted in a military coup. During the demonstrations, at least eight people are killed and many more are injured by violence.
• 27 Jul 2013 Aftermath to the 2013 Egyptian coup de tat: More than 100 people are killed and approximately 1,500 are injured in violent protests in Cairo, Egypt.
• 28 Jul 2013 Iraqi insurgency after the U.S. withdrawal: At least eight police officers were killed in a suicide bombing in Tuz Khormato, Iraq.
• 29 Jul 2013 Iraqi insurgency (2011-13).: At least 44 people are killed by a wave of 12 car bombs that targeted Shiite communities within Iraq.
• 30 Jul 2013 Nigerian Sharia Conflict: A series of explosions that targeted bars in Kano, northern Nigeria's city of Kano has claimed 28 lives.
• 31 Jul 2013 A heatwave in Shanghai has caused at least 10 deaths. It reached 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) and was the highest recorded temperature on record.

Famous Birthday

• Prince George of Cambridge
• George Alexander Louis of Cambridge

  The son of Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and his wife Catherine.

• Québec Railroad derailment Lac-Mégantic

  Derailment of a train followed by an explosion of crude oil.

• Brétigny-sur-Orge Railroad derailment

  Railroad accident of the train Paris-Limoges, happening at 17:14, Brétigny's station.

• Santiago Train derailment

  Derailment in Spain of the train Madrid-Ferrol driven too fast, at least 79 passengers died and more than 140 were injured.

• Italy Bus accident Monteforte Irpino

  A bus was carrying pilgrims with children to their home from a catholic shrine (devotion to Padre Pio).

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