Prime Minister Nawaf Salam received MP Michel Douaihy, with discussions focusing on current developments and the overall situation.
Salam also met with Beirut Governor Marwan Abboud reviewing the conditions of the capital and its general affairs.
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Salam meets Beirut Governor and Douaihy, discusses capital affairs
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Aoun meets Lebanese Economic Committees' delegation
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5 members of one family killed in strike on Jibchit
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