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Police protest in Marj

byMichel Cousins
August 2, 2012
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Tripoli, 1 August:

Police in the eastern town of Marj have staged a sit-in protest.

The officers are lobbying for maintenance work to . . .[restrict]be done on the town’s police head quarters. They say they are frustrated by the fact that a tender was approved for the maintenance work but it has not been carried out. An inquiry has been launched into the matter.

They also want the reinstatement of a LD 100 grant that was payed to police personnel in the past.

As part of their protest, they have repainted their new red and black vehicles black and white instead. [/restrict]

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