Al-Aqiba incident reveals new details

Rescue teams were able to retrieve the bodies of two Syrian brothers, Mohammed Nasser Al-Hajj (born in 1996) and Nasr Al-Hajj (born in 1993), after they drowned off the coast of Al-Aqeeqa in Kesrouan, Lebanon, approximately 300 meters from the shore. They were found after rescue authorities were alerted to a drowning incident. Investigations revealed that both were wearing their full clothes at the time, and they had with them an amount of $120, 350,000 Lebanese Lira, as well as their mobile phones inside plastic bags. Ongoing investigations aim to determine whether the deaths resulted from an accident or other causes. This incident comes in the context of rising swimming risks during the summer season due to high waves and strong sea currents, with authorities issuing warnings to adhere to safety guidelines and avoid swimming in hazardous areas.

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