The municipality of Jezzine-Ain Majdalen issued a statement denouncing the attack and insult directed towards some of its members by protesters regarding the establishment of a composting station for organic waste funded by USAID. The composting station aims to respect environmental and health conditions by converting organic waste into compost. The municipality urged the townspeople to convene and discuss the issue scientifically and environmentally. Additionally, they declared their intention to prosecute those who assaulted the members of the municipality police before the competent judiciary. To stay updated with National News Agency news, tune in to Radio Lebanon on 98.5, 98.1, and 96.2 FM.
NNA – The municipality of Jezzine-Ain Majdalen condemned, in a statement, “Some members of the municipality of Jezzine-Ain Majdalen were attacked and insulted by protesters over the issue of establishing a composting station for organic waste funded by the USAID, which respects environmental and health conditions and requires the conversion of organic waste into compost.” organic”.
The municipality called on the townspeople to “convene by telegram to discuss and understand the issue scientifically and environmentally.”
And she announced that she would prosecute anyone who assaulted members of the municipality police before the competent judiciary.
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In conclusion, the situation in Jezzine-Ain Majdalen highlights the importance of informed and respectful communication on environmental issues. The municipality has taken a strong stance once morest any form of violence or aggression towards its members, and urges the townspeople to join in constructive dialogue to better understand the benefits of the proposed composting station. As always, stay informed by following the National News Agency on Radio Lebanon.
