Baalbek Launches New Municipal Slaughterhouse

The Baalbek Municipal Council officially opened its municipal slaughterhouse after its environmental and health improvements and upgrades. The aim was to end the suffering of neighboring neighborhoods caused by unpleasant odors and associated environmental risks. The renovations, funded by the European Union and the Lebanese Association for Coexistence and Development, included expanding the facility, building a modern studio, and setting up refrigeration rooms and wastewater treatment units. Relevant authorities confirmed that the project enhances the quality of local products and ensures legal slaughtering under strict health supervision. It also contributes to environmental protection and pollution reduction, aligning with environmental and health standards. Additionally, oversight will be implemented on sewage treatment stations, and equipment for waste processing will be provided. The mayor considered the project part of the local development plan and a step toward improving public health. The ministry official highlighted the importance of environmental protection and addressing environmental challenges resulting from Israeli occupation, along with a plan to develop inspections of industrial facilities in the region.

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