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The Egyptian government has announced a raft of financial measures to help pay for the economic damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Under a new draft law every working Egyptian will face a pay cut of 1% while the elderly will face a half percent cut in their pensions.
The measures will be in force for a year from July. People with a monthly income of less than $125 (£102) will be exempt.
People who work in tourism, which has been particularly badly affected, may also be excluded.
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