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A water park in Mansourieh overlooking Beirut, Lebanon, shrouded in a haze of pollution. Reuters
A water park in Mansourieh overlooking Beirut, Lebanon, shrouded in a haze of pollution. Reuters
World Environment Day: Beirut's haze a sign the city is losing its battle with smog
High air pollution levels in Lebanon are due to private generators and old cars, say experts, but little is being done to fix the issue
Sunniva Rose
05 June, 2019