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Stormy Weather Worsens The Suffering Of Displaced Families In Lebanon
The suffering of thousands of displaced people in Lebanon is growing day by day. After being forced to leave their homes to escape Israeli airstrikes, many families are now facing another challenge as harsh weather conditions make their situation even harder.
Life Without Proper Shelter
Heavy rain and strong winds have made daily life extremely difficult for displaced families. Many of them still do not have proper shelter, with large numbers sleeping on sidewalks and in public squares as the country struggles with a serious shortage of shelters and basic services.
Storms Hit Beirut’s Streets
On Sunday, the stormy weather further worsened the situation for displaced people across Lebanon, especially those living on the streets in Beirut. The intense rain and powerful winds battered their temporary tents and damaged many of them.
Families Facing the Cold and Rain
Several tents were torn apart by the storm, leaving entire families exposed to the cold and rain. With limited protection and little support, many displaced people continue to endure extremely difficult humanitarian conditions.
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