Lebanese drivers avoid Iraq route
Shipping to war-torn country has dropped to 10 percent
By Maya Abou Nasr
Daily Star staff
Tuesday, August 10, 2004
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In his efforts to make a living, Abdel-Qader, the father of six from the northern village of Minyeh, traveled to Iraq recently in his trailer loaded with household equipment. However, instead of being able to deliver his merchandise, Abdel-Qader "saw death with his own eyes" when 300 shots were fired at his trailer.
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