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April 5, 2011

Ya LIbnan - ISF raises alert level to 90% following riots at Roumieh prison - April 5, 2011

The Lebanese Internal Security Forces ISF has raised its alert level to 90 percent and has reinforced its troops in prisons throughout Lebanon.
Smoke billows from the compound of the central Roumieh prison, where inmates have been rioting for several days, in Roumieh east of Beirut, Lebanon, on Tuesday April 5, 2011. AP
This came as a result of the riots at the Roumieh prison, east of the capital, Beirut
MTV reported that cautious calm prevails inside the Roumieh prison after heavy deployment of security forces .
There were reports that one inmate was killed but this could not be independently confirmed
A Lebanese woman relative of a Roumieh inmate, reacts at the main entrance of the compound of the central Roumieh prison, where inmates have been rioting for several days, in Roumieh east of Beirut, Lebanon, on Tuesday April 5, 2011 AP

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