Lebanese authorities announced that Algerian fighters who were killed in Naher Al-Bared events in northern Lebanon were buried within a group of 98 bodies of Fatah Al-Islam fighters in Tripoli, Lebanon. The Algerians were buried by Lebanese Internal Security Forces under tight security measures in presence of Tripoli police chief Bassem al-Ayoubi, said local media sources. The fighters were collectively buried and each body was put in a black bag with a file containing DNA test results. The Lebanese security authorities did not determine the number of the buried Algerians nor did they reveal the other fighters' identities. The authorities did not even say whether they notify Algerian authorities especially Algerian embassy in Beirut about Algerian fighters killed in Naher Al-Bared events where 220 Fatah Al-Islam fighters, 186 Lebanese soldiers and 47 civilians were killed in fighting around Naher Al Bared, the Palestinian refugee camp near Tripoli. Lebanese justice said it was prosecuting four Algerians out of 59 fighters who were fighting alongside with Fatah Al-Islam around Naher Al-Bared last month.