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August 8, 2011

Now Lebanon - Anti-Syrian regime protests held in Bekaa towns - August 08, 2011


NOWLebanon’s correspondent reported on Monday that protests against the Syrian regime were held in Bekaa towns of Taalabaya and Saadnayel for the fourth day in a row.
Security forces are heavily deployed in the area of the protests, the correspondent also said, adding that protesters chanted against Syrian military operations targeting the Syrian people.
At least 2,000 civilians and 369 members of the army and security forces have been killed since mid-March in Syria, according to a Syrian Observatory toll.
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