Libya: Protestors attack S. Korean firm, injure foreign workers
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Hundreds of Libyans, some armed with knives and guns, attacked a South Korean-run construction site in Tripoli, sparking a clash in which at least four foreigners were hurt, Seoul's foreign ministry said on Monday.
The rioters stormed the site at around 11 pm (local time), left and then returned a few hours later, a Foreign Ministry official told Reuters. The intruders are still in a stand-off with the workers there, the official said. Three South Korean workers were wounded, one of them stabbed, and one or two Bangladeshi workers were hurt, the official said. (Reuters)
