Marj: A massive fire broke out on Thursday in a Syrian refugee camp in al-Marj, west Bekaa, prompting civil defense teams from all centers to provide support and assistance in extinguishing the blaze.
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the fire caused significant alarm among the residents of the camp, who were quickly evacuated to ensure their safety. The cause of the fire is still under investigation as authorities work to determine how the blaze started in the densely populated camp.
Civil defense teams were reported to have arrived promptly at the scene, working tirelessly to control the flames and prevent the fire from spreading to nearby areas. Their swift response was crucial in preventing further damage and ensuring that there were no casualties reported from the incident.
The refugee camp in al-Marj is home to a large number of Syrian families who have fled conflict in their home country. The fire has raised concerns about the safety and living conditions within the camp, highlighting the need for improved infrastructure and emergency response measures to protect vulnerable populations.
Local aid organizations and community groups have already started mobilizing resources to provide immediate assistance to those affected by the fire, including temporary shelter, food, and medical supplies. As the investigation continues, efforts are being made to support the displaced families and restore normalcy within the camp.