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(15 Jul 2006) ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 1. Various of Palestinian presidential security forces arriving at Rafah crossing 2. Palestinians running across Rafah crossing, AUDIO of heavy gunfire 3. Injured man lying on ground being treated on ground 4. Ambulance arriving a scene, tilt down to injured man 5. Low angle of cars and people at crossing, AUDIO of heavy gunfire 6. Injured man being wheeled on trolley 7. Paramedic lifting injured person onto trolley 8. Palestinian security forces on foot and in vehicles at Rafah crossing 9. Palestinian security forces walking in line 10. Various of Palestinians at Rafah crossing area 11. Palestinian security forces 12. Ambulance leaving scene STORYLINE: Clashes between Palestinian presidential guards and gunmen occurred on Friday evening close to the Rafah crossing, a security official told an Associated Press reporter, after the gunmen planted explosive devices near the wall of the border crossing. A number of Palestinians who were at the crossing were injured during the clashes. An AP Television news cameraman filmed scenes of confusion near the border crossing, in which heavy gunfire could be heard though it wasn't clear who was firing. The shooting occurred only a few hours after Palestinian militants forced open a border gate between Egypt and Gaza, letting hundreds of people pour freely across the border, while Egyptian police and Israeli helicopter gunships tried to stop the flow. At least 600 people, most of them students and patients trapped at the border in the weeks the Rafah crossing was closed, passed freely between Gaza and Egypt. The militants from the ruling Hamas party said they opened border gate as a "gift" to the Palestinian people. The border, Gaza's main gateway to the outside world, has largely been closed since June 25 when Palestinian militants carried out a cross-border raid on a military outpost, killing two Israeli soldiers and capturing one. Rafah's closure left hundreds of Palestinians who work and study in Egypt stranded, while preventing hundreds of others from leaving the coastal area to receive medical treatment abroad. Last week, a 26-year-old Palestinian woman suffering from cancer died at the border while waiting to be allowed into Gaza. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...