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The Prosecutor General of Mount Lebanon, Judge Ghada Aoun, yesterday announced the closure of fractions of Pierre Fattoush in Dahr al-Baidar for not having a legal license of the National Council of Quarries and craters. Former MP Walid Jumblatt is eager to praise Aoun's decision, saying that "it's a long-awaited demand, but I'm afraid that the axis of the resistance does not accuse him of claiming that this decision is part of the imperialist and Zionist conspiracy.
It should be noted that quarries currently in use are legal and approved by the National Council and operate in the areas specified in the management plan or are approved by the Council, although they are not exploited in the management plan or are subject to renewed administrative periods on an ongoing basis.
MP Ali Fayyad revealed at a press conference held on June 25 and said that Hezbollah aims to solve the crushers crisis that only about thirty crushers hold legal licenses on about 1300 sites Crusades and quarries, that the vast majority of crushers work In violation of the law.
The decision of Judge Aoun refers to a single crusher, will it be followed by other decisions that will affect all crushers infringing?
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