Sidon Waste Crisis Worsens
The waste crisis in Sidon is worsening due to the closure of the sorting plant in Sineq, which has stopped accepting waste because of financial demands from the plant's management. As a result, the judiciary was compelled to forcibly reintroduce the waste with the approval of the municipal police and security forces. This has led to an accumulation of garbage in the streets and the emission of foul odors, further fueling public anger and protests. Solutions have focused on political movements, judicial efforts, and security measures to address the crisis and resume the plant's operation, along with demands for the provision of a proper landfill and the payment of overdue financial dues to ensure a sustainable solution.
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