CAIRO (Reuters) - A government-appointed panel largely blamed supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohamed Mursi for the death of hundreds of people when security forces dispersed a Cairo protest camp last August, one of the bloodiest days in Egypt's modern history.
The panel placed some responsibility on security forces, saying that they did not maintain proportional use of force during the clearing operation.
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