Police were armed with batons and shields and fired teargas to break up demonstrations. Basij forces attacked protesters with clubs and teargas. In Suez, with 200 demonstrators, teargas, rubber bullets and live bullets were shot at protestors. Anger spilled over when police used teargas and water cannons to disperse the crowd. They hurled stones, forcing police to use teargas to disperse the mobs. The agitators refused to disperse even after teargas shells were fired in the air. A police loudspeaker lorry ordered protesters to disperse and warned that teargas would be fired. Dozens were wounded by rubber coated steel bullets or teargas. The police fired teargas and rubber bullets into these groups. Cornered and overwhelmed by the hostile crowd, the police responded with teargas and gunfire. State security agents reacted with teargas and gunfire. Three civilians died from teargas cartridge and four from bullets. Police responded with teargas and pepper spray scattering the crowd. Two days of clashes occurred with the police using teargas. The police dispersed the crowd with sjamboks and teargas, and police vehicles were stoned.