One dead, 11 hurt in second day of Lebanon sectarian clashes
TRIPOLI, Lebanon Wed Dec 5, 2012 5:00am EST  TRIPOLI, Lebanon
Dec 5 (Reuters) - A man was killed and 11 wounded in a second
day of sectarian clashes in the Lebanese port city of Tripoli on
Wednesday between gunmen loyal to opposing sides in neighbouring
Syria's civil war, residents said.  The army, which cut off all
roads leading to the area a day earlier, has sent in
reinforcements to try to stop militants using machineguns and
rocket-propelled grenades along Syria Street, a main
thoroughfare that has become synonymous with the fighting in the
city over the past year.  At least four people have died and 39
have been wounded in two days of fighting in Tripoli on
Lebanon's northern Mediterranean coast.  Tension had been
building since the deaths of at least 14 Lebanese and
Palestinian gunmen from north Lebanon in a Syrian town close to
the border on Friday. T h ey appeared to have joined insurgents
waging a 20-month-old revolt against Syrian Preside