Sooq Al-Jumuwa residents protest power outage and cash shortage
Residents of Sooq Al-Jumuwa in Tripoli have took to the streets in protest of lack of cash at the banks and long hours of power outages.
Libyan News sources said the protesters blocked the main roads and chanted anger words at the dire conditions they are going through.
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