Student demonstrations continue in various parts of Lebanon

Beirut-Sana

Student demonstrations renewed in various areas of Lebanon this morning to demand a reduction in school and university tuition and supported the demands of the popular movement in preventing taxation and improving the living situation and holding corrupt people accountable.

A number of students tried to close the school gathering in Baalbeck and organized a student and youth demonstration in which groups of Baalbek's children mobbed the city's streets and streets and stopped in front of the Ogero communication center.

According to the Traffic Control Room, students from Lebanese universities and schools cut off traffic at the UNESCO roundabout in Beirut and held a sit-in in front of the Lebanese Ministry of Education.

In Sidon, school students flocked to Elia Square to take part in a mass sit-in. A walk was cut off at the UNESCO roundabout by a group of students, while the students of Tire Mixed Official School refused to enter the campus and carried out a sit-in outside.

The students of the Kfarshuba school in southern Lebanon in Hasbaya district held a sit-in inside the school campus condemning the economic and living conditions that the country has reached.

In Akkar, north Lebanon, students of public schools in the towns of Meshmesh and Harar held a demonstration, affirming their commitment to the popular movement in all of Lebanon. Participants Lebanese flags amid cheers demanding the formation of a rescue government and fight the hotbeds of corruption and the recovery of looted funds, while banks, schools and universities have closed their doors to citizens and students.

The demonstrations and sit-ins carried out by university students and schools yesterday closed many official institutions, laboratories, electrical and water installations and banks.