Protesters in Lebanon Vandalize Banks, Demand Their Money Back

Protesters in Lebanon have taken to the streets to express their frustration and demand immediate action amidst the country’s severe economic crisis.

Lebanese banks have imposed strict capital controls, preventing citizens from withdrawing their own money and causing immense hardship.

In response, some protesters have resorted to vandalizing banks, viewing it as a desperate act born out of a broken trust and a plea for attention to their dire financial situation.

The economic crisis has made accessing those funds increasingly challenging, leaving people unable to cover basic necessities like food, medicine, and education.