Authorities say three bombers triggered the explosions early Monday in village Al Qaa.
Fifteen people were wounded in the incident.
There has been no immediate claim of responsibility for the deadly attack.
Lebanon has been repeatedly hit by militant attacks related to the ongoing war in neighboring Syria.
[voanews.com]
27/6/16
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Lebanese troops raided makeshift refugee camps near a predominantly Christian village on the border with Syria on Tuesday a day after two waves of suicide attacks...
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Eight suicide bombs rocked the Christian Lebanese border town on Monday, killing five people and injuring more.
The wave of attacks came as the latest in recent violent spillovers from the five-year old Syrian civil war raging on the other side of the border.
Although no official claim of responsibility has been taken, Lebanese security forces believe it was the work of ISIS.....AFP
28/6/16