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Adham Al Danaf, the mayor of Baalchmay, says the town's water woes are the result of Lebanon's electricity crisis. Jamie Prentis / The National
Adham Al Danaf, the mayor of Baalchmay, says the town's water woes are the result of Lebanon's electricity crisis. Jamie Prentis / The National
Lebanon's electricity crisis exacerbates water scarcity problem
Some villages and towns are turning to solar panels to power water pumps but these are just local solutions to a nationwide problem