Lebanon Depositors Protest in Beirut
Today in Lebanon, particularly in the northern Beirut areas, protests took place by depositors demanding their savings. The protests included setting fire in front of banks such as Banque du Liban Fréquence, Bank of Beirut, and Byblos Bank, in protest against their inability to recover their funds. During the demonstrations, some bank facades were damaged, and attempts were made to set fire to ATMs as part of an ongoing escalation by the protesters demanding a solution to their financial crisis. The protests continued to intensify, with protesters setting fire to car tires in front of bank branches as a sign of their rejection of the current financial situation.
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