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Saturday, 22 August 2026dailybeirut.com
Lebanon
Sidon Municipality has launched a crucial initiative for residents, calling on those whose properties within its administrative jurisdiction were damaged by Israeli aggressions after February 3, 2026, to urgently submit a damage report. The municipality urges citizens to accurately fill out a special form, available via a provided link, to document damages including total or partial building destruction and damage to commercial facilities. This step aims to build a comprehensive database for compensation and rehabilitation, in coordination with the Council of the South and official and international parties. The municipality emphasizes its commitment to securing support and preserving the rights of affected individuals, urging precise submission of personal information and property details to ensure inclusion in official records.
Sidon Municipality called in a statement on citizens whose properties (exclusively within the municipality's administrative jurisdiction) were damaged, whether residential or non-residential units (commercial establishments, businesses, warehouses, etc.), to urgently fill in the special damage form, according to the approved model attached to the link, as part of the municipality's keenness to document damages resulting from Israeli aggressions that struck the city after 2/3/2026, based on the need to update an accurate and comprehensive database in preparation for following up the files with the competent authorities concerned with compensation and rehabilitation, and in accordance with coordination and cooperation with the Council of the South, https://forms.office.com/r/S4LVr2wY8K.
The registration process covers various types of damages, including total or partial damages to buildings and damages to commercial and service facilities.
The municipality requested that all required data be filled in accurately, especially personal information, property location, and type of damage. It noted that this step is essential for including the damages in official adopted records, affirming "its full commitment to following up this file in coordination with official and international parties, so as to ensure the preservation of the rights of those affected and work on securing the necessary support as soon as possible."
