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Displaced families in Lebanon who return home are faced with piles of rubble

Tens of thousands of residents have returned to southern Lebanon post-ceasefire to check on their homes.
The World Bank reported nearly 100,000 housing units were damaged during the 14-month war.
The estimated damage to housing is $3.2 billion, as stated by the World Bank.

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NBC News

Lebanese civilians return home to shattered lives and cities after ceasefire

The crushing reality of homes and businesses reduced to crumbled cement and mangled steel has curdled the joy many in Lebanon felt after Israel and Hezbollah agreed a ceasefire earlier this week.

3 months ago·United States

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Africa News

Lebanon: Clean up operations start in city of Nabatiyeh as residents return

Intense Israeli airstrikes over the past two months leveled entire neighborhoods in eastern and southern Lebanon, as well as the southern suburbs of Beirut, which are predominantly Shiite areas of Lebanon where Hezbollah has a strong base of support

3 months ago·Pointe-Noire, Congo

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Deutschlandfunk

Lebanon - Thousands of people who have fled to Syria return - ceasefire largely persists

Since the start of the ceasefire in Lebanon, thousands of people who have fled to Syria have already returned to the country.

3 months ago·Germany

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BBC News

Families return to destruction in southern Lebanon

Displaced Lebanese are trying to get to their homes after a ceasefire came into force.

3 months ago·United Kingdom

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Displaced families in Lebanon who return home are faced with piles of rubble

During their 37 years of marriage, Mariam Kourani and her husband ran a butcher shop in southern Lebanon, started a business selling serving containers and opened a small restaurant.

3 months ago·United States

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