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Army to increase security measures for holidays
Kahwagi inspects troops in Tripoli. (The Daily Star/Lebanese Army website/HO)
Kahwagi inspects troops in Tripoli. (The Daily Star/Lebanese Army website/HO)
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BEIRUT: The Lebanese Army will increase security measures over the period between the Islamic New Year Thursday and Ashoura, which falls on Nov. 24. In a statement issued by Army Command Wednesday, it was announced Army units in various areas of the country had already started taking exceptional security measures around areas hosting celebrations and condolences, as well as areas where people are likely to gather. The security measures are aimed at making residents feel safe and they will include establishing extra checkpoints and additional deployment of troops, the statement added. 

 
A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Daily Star on November 15, 2012, on page 4.
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The Lebanese Army will increase security measures over the period between the Islamic New Year Thursday and Ashoura, which falls on Nov. 24 .
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