Πέντε τραυματίες από εκρήξεις σε σταθμούς μετρό του Καΐρου

epa04279598 Egyptian policemen inspect the area where a home-made bomb went off near a court in the Heliopolis district, Cairo, Egypt, 25 June 2014. Two crude bombs went off at stations of the Cairo subway system, leaving three people injured, police said.The apparently synchronized explosions occurred at the Shubra al-Kheima and Ghamra stations in northern and eastern Cairo respectively. Police said explosives experts had defused a third bomb at the station of Hadayek al-Quba near the presidential palace.The blasts prompted a brief suspension of the service Elsewhere, one person was injured when a bomb exploded outside a court building in the eastern Cairo quarter of Heliopolis. The blast was the second to occur in the same place this year. Egypt has seen a spate of attacks, targeting mainly security forces since July when the army deposed Islamist president Mohammed Morsi, the country's first democratically elected president.The military-backed government has blamed the unrest on Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood and designated it a terrorist organization.The group has repeatedly denied links to violence and accused authorities of oppression.Ex-army chief Abdel-Fattah al-Sissi, who was sworn in as president earlier this month, has vowed to re-establish security in the country. EPA/KHALED ELFIQI (File: 14164484.jpg )