Tripoli Waste Crisis Continues

The Sidon Municipality succeeded in avoiding a severe waste crisis after the closure of the waste treatment plant in Sin.elik, which was shut down due to workers protesting over unpaid wages for more than two months, despite the beneficiary company not having received its financial dues from the Lebanese state. Legal and parliamentary measures were implemented to reopen the plant forcibly, aiming to allow waste to pass through the city’s streets. Waste was brought into the plant using force and security forces to ensure the continuity of waste collection and prevent the accumulation that could threaten environmental and public health. Meanwhile, IBC, the company involved, expressed its objection to the entry of trucks into the plant, blaming the municipality for the damages resulting from the suspension of operations due to the outstanding payments. Emphasis was placed on the importance of legal and negotiated solutions to resolve the financial dues crisis, with a focus on maintaining ongoing waste management services and avoiding deterioration of the city’s environmental and health conditions.

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