LEBANON-ECONOMY-PROTEST

LEBANON-ECONOMY-PROTEST

(220113) -- TRIPOLI, Jan. 13, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Truck drivers block the Tripoli-Beirut road during a protest at the entrance to Tripoli, Lebanon, Jan. 13, 2022. Lebanese held on Thursday a nationwide protest against soaring prices and deteriorating living conditions caused by the long-term economic crisis. Drivers and citizens took to the streets in the capital Beirut, Tripoli, Khalde and other cities and towns, parking their cars in the middle of the streets and burning dust bins to blockade main roads. (Photo by Khaled Habashiti/Xinhua)

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