Workers at the Al-Mina Municipality set up tents in the courtyard of the municipal building and announced a renewed strike, according to the Tripoli News Network (TNN).
The network reported that municipal workers and employees returned to work after being promised payment of their dues for four months.
According to the same report, the amount to be paid to the workers and employees does not exceed one month's salary.
TNN said the workers held the mayor and members of the municipal council responsible for the situation. According to the network, the workers demanded their accumulated rights and dues. These positions reflect what the network reported from the workers.
What is known and what remains unclear
This story is based on a single TNN report, which could not be verified against an independent source.
The report did not include a response from the mayor or the municipal council.
The report did not state how many workers and employees took part in the strike.
It also did not specify who made the promises to pay the dues, or when the tents were set up and the strike was announced.
This story will be updated when additional information is available from other sources or from the relevant officials at the Al-Mina Municipality.