Assist Roadside Waiters Before Airports
The article highlights the suffering of the border Christian villages in southern Lebanon, specifically Rmeish, Ain Ebel, and Dibil, which lack safe roads necessary for ambulance access to hospitals. It emphasizes that the deterioration of infrastructure and essential services poses a direct threat to the residents' lives, while the state's efforts are limited to silence and procrastination, leading to increased concern and neglect of their legitimate rights and humanitarian demands.
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