Protests continue in Egypt after deadly soccer riot From Mohamed Fadel Fahmy, For CNN February 3, 2012 -- Updated 1135 GMT (1935 HKT) New: 2 dead in Suez, 1 dead in Cairo Crowds gather in Cairo Some yell for the end of military rule Medic says he treated 15 wounded people Friday Cairo (CNN) -- Thousands gathered around Tahrir Square in Cairo Friday morning as protests against authorities continued following a deadly soccer riot that killed dozens. Days after the soccer match melee that left 79 dead, Egyptians decried what they called inadequate security. Some protesters massed near the Interior Ministry and yelled for the end of military rule in country, a chant that was met by blasts of tear gas from police. Clashes Friday left two dead in Suez and a military officer dead in Cairo, said Adel al Adawi, a Health Ministry spokesman. Tarek Salem, a medic who had set up a makeshift field hospital in the area, said he treated 15 people who had been hit with birdshot pellets. The latest demonstrations come a day after escalating protests in several Egyptian cities left two dead and more than 1,600 injured, the Health Ministry said. Egypt's fledgling parliament erupted in anger over the national tragedy Thursday, with the debate growing so heated that the body's speaker ordered a live broadcast of the session cut off. A committee will investigate the circumstances behind the riot that occurred Wednesday in the Mediterranean city of Port Said.