Egypt tightens security ahead of Morsi's trial CAIRO, Oct. 31 (Xinhua) -- The Egyptian Interior Ministry announced on Thursday a status of alert for all its sectors ahead the trial of the ousted president Mohammed Morsi scheduled for Nov. 4, the country's official news agency reported. "20,000 officers and recruits from different sectors of the interior ministry are taking part in the trial's security plan and will deploy on Saturday, two days before the trial," the agency quoted a security official as saying. Security plan to monitor Morsi's departure from Tora prison, escorting him to his plane and then to the trial's headquarters in a police institute in Cairo. Morsi, along with 14 other leading Muslim Brotherhood members, faces charges of inciting violence during protests outside the presidential palace last year and after the dispersal of the two main Islamist sit-in camps in Cairo and Giza in mid-August. All the roads from and to Tora will be blocked, while both relatives and the media will be subjected to searches, the source added, noting that security presence will be extended into several provinces after Islamists called for massive demonstrations to support Morsi's reinstatement. Additional deployment of security forces will be expanded in the Suez canal cities and outside the main government buildings, such as the Central Bank, the People's Assembly, the state television building, the Media Production City and police stations. Supporters of Morsi stage protests across Egypt Four killed in clashes during pro-Morsi demonstrations