Vigils in Beirut and Sidon in solidarity with the protesters in Tripoli

Several Lebanese protesters organized protest vigils in the southern Lebanese city of Sidon and in the capital Beirut to express their solidarity with protesters in the northern city of Tripoli, according to the German News Agency.
Several protesters held a solidarity stand this afternoon (Saturday) in Elia Square in the city of Sidon, in southern Lebanon, during which they criticized the arrest campaign that took place in the city of Tripoli, and began a march that wandered neighborhoods of the city.
In the capital, several protesters this afternoon held a stand in solidarity with the city of Tripoli, in the Martyrs Square in the center of the capital, during which the participants raised Lebanese flags, chanted slogans in solidarity with Tripoli, and criticized the policy of hunger and repression of protesters and the use of force against popular movements.
Several protesters gathered in front of the house of the Minister of the Interior and Municipalities in the interim government, Mohamed Fahmy, in the middle of a security deployment, while the protesters chanted slogans and slogans denouncing what happened in Tripoli.
In the northern city of Tripoli, protesters tonight blocked some of the entrances to Abdul Hamid Karami Square with burning tires and garbage cans, protesting the difficult living conditions.
Several protesters had marched this afternoon in the southern Lebanese city of Hasbaya.
A march of protesters started in the southern Lebanese city of Hasbaya, from the city square towards the main market, carrying Lebanese flags and banners confirming that they supported the people of Tripoli.
It is noteworthy that the city of Tripoli witnessed a calm after four days of tension and clashes between the protesters over economic and living conditions, and between the security forces, during which the city municipality was burned on Last Thursday night, the Sunni Sharia court was burned down inside the Saraya in the city and the Al Azm Educational Center, which includes a school and Al Azm University, was stormed in the city.
These clashes, which took place in Tripoli for four days, left hundreds of people dead and injured.