Prepared homes in Lebanon's first destroyed model town

The residents of Western Zahrani in southern Lebanon are gradually returning to their homes after they were destroyed during clashes with Israel. The government has begun delivering prefabricated houses as temporary shelter assistance. It is estimated that 70% of the population have returned to check on their belongings, but only 16% have actually settled, with 85% of the homes completely destroyed. The government is using solutions such as prefabricated houses and working to restore official institutions to support the return. Despite security challenges and high costs, there is a pressing need for more than 300,000 damaged or significantly affected housing units in the area.

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