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Najib
Feb 12, 2013 08:02
I read yesterday the below statement on Naharnet but don't know the reason behind it nor if it's official or not. Back in September 2012, rumors spread that Qatar halted visas for Lebanese Shiites due to Hezbollah's stance but the Qatari PM quickly denied it. Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour to MTV: The Qatari decision of halting issuing visas to Lebanese citizens is temporary.
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Najib
Feb 11, 2013 08:59
The accident caused a huge traffic that stretched from the Dora highway all the way back to Jounieh. Added to that, a police adjutant, by the name of Hashem H , was killed and over 10 inmates were injured. When I first read the news, I thought I would be looking at an armored vehicle, not a Hino van with a custom-made box to fit the prisoners. If the container where the prisoners are kept…
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Najib
Feb 11, 2013 02:45
Picture taken from NowLebanon Check out Question No.6 below and the rest of the questions . That must have been a terrible experience. 6. And the worst moment? That happened to be right afterward, on my descent from the summit. It was like an anticlimax. During my descent to High Camp, I came across a climber, unconscious and frozen from the knees down. Unfortunately, there was nothing I could do. I stayed with that climber…
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Najib
Feb 11, 2013 12:35
It's always a green light for them I heard scooter drivers blocked Saida's entrance yesterday to protest a motorcycle ban in the city and caused a huge traffic. Added to that, they issued a statement asking for a new traffic law that fulfills some of their demands including: 1- Scooters should not, under any circumstances, abide by traffic lights. Whether it's green, red or yellow, they should be allowed to pass. 2- Helmets should not…
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