IRISH troops who have been delayed in returning from peace-keeping duties in Lebanon due to the coronavirus crisis will be home by the end of June.
IRISH troops who have been delayed in returning from peace-keeping duties in Lebanon due to the coronavirus crisis will be home by the end of June.
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Lebanese Prime Minister Hassan Diab announced a four-day lockdown that will last from Wednesday until dawn on Monday in response to a spike in coronavirus cases.
All businesses will be closed except essential shops like supermarkets and pharmacies
Lebanon’s government on Tuesday announced it will impose a nationwide lockdown to combat a resurgence of coronavirus cases.
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