Displaced Lebanese children keep learning amid displacement
Summary
Many families from southern Lebanon who cannot return home are living in a school in Sidon. Despite this, the school continues to hold classes. Over 1.5 million people in Lebanon are still displaced due to safety concerns and lack of basic help, and Israel has told residents in about 80 southern towns not to return.Key Facts
- A school in Sidon is sheltering displaced families from southern Lebanon.
- Classes at the school are continuing even with people living there.
- More than 1.5 million people in Lebanon remain displaced after a ceasefire.
- The United Nations says safety problems and lack of services stop people from going home.
- Israel has told people in around 80 southern towns not to return to their homes.
- The displacement is mainly in southern Lebanon.
- The situation continues despite an official ceasefire.
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