Ramish Ain Ibel Dbal Criticize Coordination Issues
The article addresses the crisis of coordinating humanitarian convoys in the municipalities of Rummesh, Ain Ebl, and Dbel in Lebanon, where for the past six months, harsh conditions of siege and suffering have persisted. It emphasizes that more than ten thousand citizens rely on convoys organized by the municipalities to reach their families, workplaces, and hospitals. The municipalities stressed the need to reorganize and unify the coordination mechanism, and to prevent the sudden and repeated cancellations that increase the hardships of the residents. They called on the government and international organizations to assume their responsibilities and to put an end to conflicting instructions, ensuring that residents can reach safety with dignity, facilitating their movement, and protecting them from isolation.
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