The army is also conducting foot and motorized patrols while establishing checkpoints and checking the IDs of passersby.
Meanwhile, the traffic flow is normal in Tripoli while shops and public institutions opened their doors in a bid to push through the heavy economic losses entailed by the city.
On Monday night, sporadic clashes were reported and rocket-propelled grenades were randomly fired on houses.
An LAF soldier was wounded during Monday's clashes, while citizen Omar Alloush was killed in Bab al-Tebbaneh, bringing the death toll from the new round of violence to 7. More than 58 persons were injured including 7 soldiers.