Protesters clashed with police in Lebanon's capital Tripoli on Tuesday amid a national coronavirus lockdown leading to the at least 45 people being injured. The demonstrators came out on the streets as they threw bottles at the police who retaliated with tear gas and rubber bullets.

Lebanon rolls out tanks amid anti-lockdown protests

Barely weeks after the massive explosion in a warehouse, Lebanon began its two-week lockdown with the number of coronavirus cases increasing in the country. Watch: The coronavirus cases in the country has climbed to over 10,950 along with 113 deaths even as the health ministry said Lebanon could record 5,000 new in the next two weeks.

Just weeks after explosion, Lebanon in lockdown as virus cases surge

After a tragic explosion, Lebanon has been facing protests, economic crisis, and now a surge in coronavirus cases. Due to this sudden surge, Lebanon will be going into a lockdown for the next two weeks, the Lebanon Health Minister announced on Monday.

Lebanon to go into two-week lockdown after coronavirus cases surge

Lebanon has decided to restart its economy from Monday onwards. Prime Minister Hassan Diab announced about this after a four-day shutdown imposed after a surge in coronavirus cases threatening a second wave to the country.

Lebanon to restart economic re-opening from Monday after coronavirus lockdown