Rival factions clashed in Beirut and the army was forced to intervene...
The Lebanese army has intervened to break up clashes between rival political factions in Beirut, firing in the air to disperse crowds.
Several people were injured in the violence, which took place in three mixed Sunni and Shia neighbourhoods.
Loyalties are split in such areas between the government and the Hezbollah-led opposition.
There have been several similar outbreaks of fighting in Beirut in recent weeks.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Lebanese Army Breaks up Clashes
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