Environment explains expired lab chemicals

The Lebanese Ministry of Environment announced that expired chemicals located at the Zouk and Jiyé factories, operated by the Lebanese Electricity Company, are not explosive according to safety data. These materials are being handled in accordance with legal and environmental regulations. The ministry affirmed the company's responsibility for managing these substances, warning of accountability for any delays or violations related to the safe disposal of waste. Although there has been no official request to re-export these materials, the ministry has developed plans to treat them locally or export them if necessary, noting that asbestos waste must be sent to a country with appropriate infrastructure. The ministry called on relevant organizations to exercise accuracy and responsibility in their data, clarifying that any misconduct could lead to legal liabilities, emphasizing the importance of protecting and safeguarding the environment.

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