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The party delegation informed the residents that they had experienced more difficult situations in the past, insisting on continuing its activity and stressing that no one would stop it, reported al-Liwaa.Ī source from Tarshish told the daily that the town was surprised when Hizbullah members arrive to expand their network. The municipal delegation informed Hizbullah of the residents’ rejection of the installation of the party’s network in the town because they believe it to be illegal.įor its part, Hizbullah insisted on completing its activity, while the residents maintained their position resulting in tensions between the two sides and the “stormy meeting” ended, added the daily. Soon after, Hizbullah official Hussein Janbey arrived at the scene and a meeting was held between the Tarshish municipal council, headed by Gaby Samaan, and Hizbullah delegation headed by Janbey, reported al-Liwaa daily on Saturday. “The municipal police noticed the party’s activity and prevented it from continuing its work,” it added.Īn Internal Security Forces patrol soon arrived at the scene to tackle the situation. It explained that party members sought to expand the network as a team from the elecommunications ministry was installing fiber optic cables to improve internet services. The residents of Tarshish prevented on Friday members of Hizbullah from expanding the party’s telecommunications network in the area, reported the daily An Nahar on Saturday. “The ministry reassures the town’s residents that no private cables will be installed using its telecom pipelines,” it added. “After inspection, and according to the official report submitted by the mandated technical team, it was verified that no private cables were present inside the telecom pipelines installed by the telecom ministry in the town of Tarshish,” the ministry announced. “After the incident that happened in the town of Tarshish, Telecom Minister Nicolas Sehnaoui tasked a technical team with inspecting the works being executed as part of the national project for extending the fiber-optic network,” the ministry said in a statement. If you have a question you would like answered on the show, fill out the form on the podcast page here at telecommunications ministry on Tuesday denied that Hizbullah had installed a private telecom network in the town of Tarshish using state infrastructure.
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