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      Lebanon: "You Stink" protesters clash with police in Beirut01:22

      Lebanon: "You Stink" protesters clash with police in Beirut

      Lebanon, Beirut
      Politics
      August 25, 2015 at 14:54 GMT +00:00 · Published

      Protesters and police clashed in the Lebanese capital Beirut on Tuesday night after hundreds of protesters gathered once again in continuation of the "You Stink" protests that erupted on Saturday.

      The protests, which started after piles of rubbish began to accumulate across the city due to the closure of the Naameh landfill, have seen one protester killed and multiple other protesters and security forces injured.

      Lebanon: "You Stink" protesters clash with police in Beirut01:22
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      Protesters and police clashed in the Lebanese capital Beirut on Tuesday night after hundreds of protesters gathered once again in continuation of the "You Stink" protests that erupted on Saturday.

      The protests, which started after piles of rubbish began to accumulate across the city due to the closure of the Naameh landfill, have seen one protester killed and multiple other protesters and security forces injured.