Charbel: Beirut Port Night Trucks Deal Seeks to Limit Accidents
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربيةCaretaker Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said Thursday that a deal for Beirut Port trucks to operate at night is aimed at easing traffic congestion and limiting accidents.
In remarks to An Nahar newspaper, Charbel said around 1,600 trucks are transporting goods in and out of Beirut port given the security situation in Syria.
The port has been technically transformed into the port of Lebanon and Syria, he said.
The new strategy that he reached during a meeting he chaired at the interior ministry on Tuesday aims at “guaranteeing comfortable conditions for trucks and limiting traffic accidents.”
He said lorries are involved in 30 percent of accidents in Lebanon.
The decision, which will be implemented on Monday, allowing trucks to operate from midnight to 6:30 am, is expected to later include trucks transporting cement, stone and sand as well as gasoline tankers.
again posting partisan propganda benzo! "truth" is not just "because you say so". to claim something is truth you need evidence, or at least something more than "my friends in mustaqbal said so"
mowaten, can you explain how berri started from VERY humble beginnings and is now the largest landholder in the south? inquiring minds want to know.
samiam,
Berri gets his cut from Beirut port. Jumblatt gets his from Jiyyé or Saïda. They're all Mafiosi.
maybe because groups in tripoli have been blowing up transiting trucks headed to syria...
the sad thing is they are destroying the economy of the city.. but i guess that serves the extremists interests, the poorer the city the more desperate youths they can recruit...
Reading you once is already a pain, but reading you twice..... Is is how you intend to lobotomize the million Lebanese abroad reading naharnet? I gota tell you, I doesn't impress us much.
DAMN! you busted my secret brainwashing plans!!! it was such a good plan really, but i hadn't accounted for your huge brains!
"the sad thing is they are destroying the economy of the city.. but i guess that serves the extremists interests, the poorer the city the more desperate youths they can recruit.."
exactly the same thing hezbollah has been doing for years but at the level of a whole country.... LOL!