More than 180 were wounded in clashes on Saturday after conservative Muslims attacked a church in the Imbaba area.
Protesters have gathered outside the country's state television, accusing the army of failing to protect them.
Egypt's army says more than 190 people detained after the violence will face military trials.
The ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces called the move a "deterrent" against further violence. Egypt's justice minister Abdel Aziz al-Gindi has warned that those who threaten the country's security will face "an iron fist".Read More....
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