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"The Ministry has given time to the Baalbek, Hermel, Zahle and West Bekaa factories to treat their waste and prevent their discharge into the Litani Basin according to its plan and to respect the principle of" zero industrial pollution "in the Litani at the end of next September, as promised the Minister of Industry, Wael Abu Faour.
Secondly, the deadlines for the fourth and fifth category mills have expired. The inspectors of the technical teams of the Joint Working Group of the Ministries of Industry, Environment and the Litani National Authority inspected these factories to determine to what extent they met the conditions and required standards and found that the owner of the plant did not comply with the required procedures. However, the team did not reveal that it had submitted its report to the department that had decided to close the plant, a procedure that had taken place in its proper place and in accordance with the position of the Minister, who had confirmed more than once that there was no extension of time.
3. On the basis of the foregoing, the Ministry of Industry has not received any error, but is implementing the roadmap and timetable to put an end to industrial pollution in Litani.
The owner of the factory took the necessary measures after the deadline. Upon the return of the technical teams responsible for inspecting the plant and ensuring the presence of the refinery, the Ministry of Industry made the decision to reopen the plant.
5 – Invites the Ministry of Industrial Industry to meet the deadlines set for the installation of treatment facilities, refining and sedimentation ponds in their factories in order to reach the l 39; objective "zero industrial pollution in Litani" at the end of September.
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