Zahle Municipality prioritizes health and safety

The Zahle Municipality - Mjaileqa and Taanayel clarifies that the chemical materials received at the city's landfill are in accordance with official approvals and are classified as non-hazardous. They stated that they cooperated with the relevant authorities based on the available information at the time. However, changes in the circumstances—following the emergence of questions about the processing methods and supervision—led to the suspension of the operation and the refusal to deposit the materials, which remain stored in their original containers without being opened or treated. Amidst the worsening situation, the municipality has requested the Ministry of Environment to remove and return the materials and has not hesitated to turn to the judiciary. They emphasize that the decision to change course was responsible and that the municipality is now working to recover the materials outside the landfill, warning against exploiting the issue politically at the expense of the health and safety of the city. They reaffirm their commitment to professional principles and transparency in managing the matter.

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