Tripoli life returns to normal as stores remain closed

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04-06-2012 | 04:30
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Tripoli life returns to normal as stores remain closed
Residents in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli went on strike on Monday in protest at clashes between pro- and anti-Syrian groups which have erupted in the past three days.   

Resident and merchants in Tripoli closed their shops in the city as a mark of protest against the killings and damage in the city.   

The ISF and LAF carried out patrols in the city streets and installed checkpoints.    

In a phone call with LBCI, Tripoli’s Mayor, Nader Ghazal, stressed that the security situation is unbearable, noting that civil society groups will hold on Thursday a sit in Abdel Naser Square.

Meanwhile, the NNA reported that unknown people set fire to a library in al-Kobbe, facing the Lebanese University, on Sunday night.

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