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    Posted October 19, 2012 by
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    Riots in Lebanon

    By Altair68  |  Posted October 19, 2012  |  Saida, Lebanon
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     Altair68 captured this video of a riot in Saida, Lebanon, on October 19. He says people were shouting in the streets, cars could not pass and people have started burning tires. Although he doesn't know how the riot began in Saida, he believes that the riots in Saida are a ripple effect from the protests in Beirut.
    - Jamescia, CNN iReport producer

    On the night of October 19th, around 20:30, the protests has been felt in Saida, 45 km south of Beirut. There were road closures and burning tires. The incidents was made for angry protesters following the assassination of Internal Security Forces Information Chief Wissam al-Hassan

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