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Lebanon· BeirutLebanon's Energy Crisis Leads to Power Outage Warnings for State Facilities
The Lebanese Ministry of Energy has warned of impending power outages in state facilities, including Beirut's international airport, due to unpaid electricity bills, highlighting the country's ongoing energy crisis and infrastructure concerns.
Background
Lebanon has faced a severe economic crisis since 2019, leading to widespread public service degradation. The state electricity company, Electricité du Liban (EDL), struggles with financial losses and infrastructure issues, resulting in frequent power cuts across the country. This situation impacts various sectors, including essential state facilities.
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Lebanon's Energy Crisis and Infrastructure Concerns
First report 4h agoLast update 4h agoWarning that the state will shut off electricity to all state facilities, including Beirut's international airport, if bills are not paid.
Lebanon's Energy Crisis and Power Outages
First report 4h agoLast update 4h agoWarns of impending power shutdowns in state facilities, including Beirut airport, due to unpaid electricity bills.
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