Lebanese army inspects war-damaged homes across southern towns
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Reported by an Annahar correspondent on Sunday, the Lebanese Army inspected four war-damaged houses in the southern city of Bint Jbeil at the request of the Mechanism committee.
It is noted that the Lebanese Army had previously inspected most of these houses.
The Annahar correspondent also reported that the owner of a house in Ainata was notified of the Lebanese Army's presence for inspection.
On Saturday, the Mechanism committee requested that the Lebanese Army inspect a house in Beit Yahoun, Bint Jbeil district, southern Lebanon, with the owner’s consent.
In a media statement, homeowner Ali Bazzi, who recently returned from Venezuela, confirmed that the Lebanese Army had inspected his house at the entrance of the town. He noted that the army’s leadership contacted him Friday night to request permission to inspect the house, which he promptly granted, providing them with the key.
In this context, the Lebanese Army also inspected 4 houses in Beit Lif.