Families of Beirut blast victims give authorities deadline
Families of victims of Lebanon's deadly Beirut blast call on authorities to lift immunity within three days, warning that they are willing to "break bones" in upcoming protests unless action is taken.
"We are done with routine and peaceful demonstrations... beware our anger," said Ibrahim Hoteit, a spokesperson for victims' families. "You have 30 hours to sort out the issue of immunities."
(Source: AFP)
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