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30-06-2012   21:52
Fight between UNIFIL, Maroun el-Rass habitants
UNIFIL soldiers and Lebanese citizens entered Saturday in a clash in Maroun el-Rass southern town.             

United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon spokesperson, Andrea Tennenti, said citizens took away the photographing machine from soldiers when they were taking pictures in the town.           

Lebanese Army forces and the UNIFIL were jointly working to solve the problem and give back the camera to its owners.
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