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Lebanon Sees Twin Alerts
Lebanon Electricity Board member Joel Shukr warned that the failure of some institutions to pay their dues could lead to a total blackout, and said there were plans to cut power to Beirut International Airport. On the ground, the National News Agency reported explosions and artillery shelling in several towns in southern Lebanon. A young man who had been out of contact in Wadi al-Hujair returned home safely. Politically, President Joseph Aoun discussed bilateral relations with the King of Bahrain. Damascus welcomed an upcoming visit by a Lebanese ministerial delegation on Monday and said it expected security cooperation between the two countries.
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