Doctor warns of vitamin D deficiency and identifies the most vulnerable groups
Reports indicate that the Lebanese government has decided to raise the price of gasoline by 10%, starting today, in order to cover import costs following the depreciation of the national currency and the dollar crisis. Sources explained that the increase is part of a plan to ease the burden of government subsidies and improve market stability. Lebanon is currently facing a severe economic crisis, which has led to rising prices of essential goods and a deterioration in the value of the Lebanese pound.
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