
Measures are being taken to protect Lebanese political figures who are facing death threats, Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said. "[Security forces] are also taking measures on the level of the entire country to preserve the safety of citizens," Charbel told the Ash-Sharq al-Awsat newspaper. His comments came after Prime Minister Najib Mikati received assassination threats, the (Beirut) Daily Star reported. Security officials said that the threat involved an explosives-rigged vehicle that would have targeted Mikati in Tripoli or Beirut. In response to the threat, Mikati said that the entire country is in danger because of regional turmoil.
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