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5 responses to “A letter to all Lebanese people”

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   August 19, 2009

   Darine

   The problem is that social responsibility is not harnessed and encouraged here in Lebanon. Where are the governemental agencies ( if nothing else they can impose fines for littering and repay all our public debt 3 times over)? Where are environmental agencies? When will the Lebanese themselves see that is all too obvious: All our beaches are overflowing with garbage, because we consume and mindlessly throw away!

   I personally always yell at my friends if they even attempt to throw something outside the garbage bin. Small things build up, this is what I beleive in. Here many people believe that paying sukleen to clean after you is teh solution.

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   August 19, 2009

   Charlym

   Since when does La Marina Dbayeh have a sandy beach?
   I guess the above pictures were taken at Nahr El Kalb’s river mouth, south of the Zouk power plant.
   Good Luck with the responsible authorites…

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   August 19, 2009

   Liliane

   ah yes the dirt problem, i recently learned of many public beaches, they’re amazing, but they’re dirty. people don’t understand the concept of keeping a place (that they keep revisiting) clean

   plus, littering, oh that is a big problem

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   September 7, 2009

   Scuba Diving

   Hi i am lebanese and i want to know what do you think about Lebanese people
   Thank you!

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5. March 26, 2010

   mikael sandy

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