Lebanon – More than 33,000 people remain in shelters

United Nations spokesman Stephane Dujarric said that the displaced families in Lebanon are continuing to return to the conflict-affected areas, and that as of this week, more than 33,000 people are still residing in 325 mass shelters across the country. At the daily press conference, Dujarric quoted the local authorities and humanitarian partners as saying that there are limited access to basic services in Nabatiyeh, where many societies suffer from a shortage of water, electricity and fuel. At the daily press conference, Dujarric quoted the local authorities and humanitarian partners as saying that there are limited access to basic services in Nabatiyeh, where many societies suffer from a shortage of water, electricity and fuel.

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