Beirut under curfew
Beirut has been put under curfew for the first time since the civil war ended in 1990.
It comes a day after brutal sectarian fights led to four deaths and dozens of injuries.
Witnesses reported the Lebanese Forces militia, Hariri militia and Amal militia taking part in most of the violence at Beirut's Arab University.
But on a positive note, Lebanon has another $7 billion of debt to add to its world record $41 billion debt. Lebanon likes world records. Here's another one: Lebanon spends two-thirds of everything it earns paying interest on its debt. TWO-THIRDS.
Labels: Beirut, Hariri Militia, Lebanese Forces