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Once Again, Lebanon’s Streets Are Covered In Trash
Shit keeps piling up. No like…LITERAL SHIT.
Lebanon’s trash crisis has made a comeback after being somewhat dormant for the past 5 years. Due to the worsening fuel crisis, Beirut’s waste management company RAMCO is struggling to secure fuel for its garbage trucks.
Garbage is flooding the streets of Lebanon once again, especially around the Hamra area.
As though the crisis-hit nation did not have enough on its plate, Lebanon must now worry about an additional garbage crisis that is putting people’s health and the environment at risk. Citizens’ health and safety have been completely compromised amidst the country’s freefall.
Lebanon’s trash crisis has made a comeback after being somewhat dormant for the past 5 years. Due to the worsening fuel crisis, Beirut’s waste management company RAMCO is struggling to secure fuel for its garbage trucks.
Another garbage crisis in #Lebanon?#Beirut’s contracted waste management company RAMCO is struggling to get fuel for its trucks. pic.twitter.com/B1CV9HZjYz
— Kareem Chehayeb | كريم شهيب (@chehayebk) August 30, 2021
Garbage is flooding the streets of Lebanon once again, especially around the Hamra area.
Hamra at Sadat and Sidani. pic.twitter.com/RvUD715pKZ
— Sylvain Perdigon (@sylvaindarwish) September 1, 2021
As though the crisis-hit nation did not have enough on its plate, Lebanon must now worry about an additional garbage crisis that is putting people’s health and the environment at risk. Citizens’ health and safety have been completely compromised amidst the country’s freefall.