Electricity disruptions in the country

The Lebanese Electricity Company has been liberated from the enforcement of decisions to cut off power to a number of government departments and public institutions that have accumulated overdue bills, including the Ministry of Public Works, real estate offices, and the Survey Department. This came after some of these entities failed to pay their dues or communicate with the company to settle them. Despite the ministry’s efforts to address these outstanding payments, the electricity supply has not exceeded one hour per day, highlighting the ongoing crisis in managing the electricity sector, including challenges in collection and follow-up. This situation serves as evidence of the deteriorating state of electricity in Lebanon and the widespread administrative chaos surrounding a crucial issue that concerns both the government and the citizens.

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