Beirut prostitution networks exposed
A report shows that Lebanese authorities were able to dismantle two organized networks operating in the fields of prostitution and human trafficking in the Beirut district of Hamra. The first network relied on communication via WhatsApp, where photos of girls were sent to clients for selection, followed by booking a hotel room for prostitution in exchange for money. Three girls, the network's management, and a Palestinian driver were apprehended. The second network operated through an "Escort" system within hotels, leading to the arrest of four women of Russian and Brazilian nationalities. It was also revealed that these networks were managed by individuals outside Lebanon, with search warrants issued for those involved. Additionally, the hotel owner and his assistant were detained, and one of the detainees was implicated in arms trafficking. The hotel was sealed with wax, and security forces continue efforts to apprehend the remaining suspects.
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