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التيار الوطني الحر
Borderline Villages Push for State Action
The Assembly of Borderline Christian Villages in South Lebanon reaffirmed that their residents are strongly committed to their land and their history. However, their resilience does not compensate for the absence of the state's fulfillment of its duties. They pointed out that the roads leading to some villages have become blocked or dangerous, threatening the safety of residents and hindering access to aid and essential services. Additionally, health services have deteriorated due to the suspension or closure of health centers. The assembly called on the Lebanese government to swiftly open humanitarian and health corridors and to rehabilitate hospitals and health centers in the area to ensure the protection of the population and to provide the necessary care.
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