Lebanon
Ministry of Health Shuts Down 3 Water Bottling Centers in Al-Abbasiya for Non-Compliance with Standards
The Ministry of Public Health closed three drinking water bottling centers in the Al-Abbasiya area due to failure to meet required health standards and laboratory test results.

The Ministry of Public Health closed 3 drinking water bottling centers in the Al-Abbasiya area, in coordination with the Health Committee of the Al-Abbasiya municipality, due to "failure to meet the required health conditions and standards, and non-compliance of laboratory test results with approved standards."
The move came following a field inspection conducted by the health inspector, under the direction of Dr. Wissam Ghazal, head of the Tyre district medical office, as part of supervisory campaigns aimed at ensuring the safety of drinking water and compliance of relevant centers with health standards.
The Ministry of Health affirmed that "these measures are part of its efforts to protect public health and safety, and to preserve the safety of citizens," stressing "the necessity for all drinking water bottling centers to comply with approved health conditions to ensure the provision of safe and sound water."
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