A mother tries to comfort her child in Bourj Hammoud High School in Beirut. © UNHCR/C.Lau
Lebanon Emergency
Many people have contacted the UN Refugee Agency to ask if we have actually been able to get aid to those who need it in Lebanon. The answer is yes. For a few days, our convoys were idle on the Lebanese border with Syria because the supply routes by road were cut off, and we had to change strategies and supplies began arriving by air. Then, as temporary river crossings were established, the trucks could roll again.
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Many people have contacted the UN Refugee Agency to ask if we have actually been able to get aid to those who need it in Lebanon. The answer is yes. For a few days, our convoys were idle on the Lebanese border with Syria because the supply routes by road were cut off, and we had to change strategies and supplies began arriving by air. Then, as temporary river crossings were established, the trucks could roll again.
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