In Lebanon, the smell can kill you 2
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Rédaction Ecomnews Med
Friday 13 July 2018 Last update on Friday, July 13, 2018 At 10:54 AM

As Lebanon’s summer season gets underway after an atypical June weather, residents and tourists are flocking to the Mediterranean Sea only to swim in water heavily contaminated with toxic levels of chemicals and bacteria. Grey coasts of raw sewage along the Lebanese coastline are now visible on Google Maps.

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