The Minister of Interior just issued a decision on Sunday, November 1st, regarding the continued closure of some villages and towns due to the high number of COVID-19 cases in them.
This decision covered 115 towns and villages:
Akkar:
- Andaket
Aley:
- Bleibel
- Btater
- Aramoun
- Bchamoun
- Ain El-Remmeneh
- Bnadoun
Baabda:
- El-Merdasheh
- Kfarselwan
- Bsaba
- Tehouitet El-Ghadir
- El-Chiyeh
- Haret Hreik
- El-Hadath
- Kfarshima
Baalbek:
- Tamnine El-Faouka
- Tamnine El-Tahta
- El-Nabi Chit
- Haouch El-Rafka
- Ksarnaba
- Khoder
- Deir El-Ahmar
- Baalbak
- Makteh
El-Batroun:
- Ras Nahash
- Chekka
Bint Jbeil:
- Rmeich
El-Chouf:
- El-Damour
- Batloun
- Niha
- El-Zaarouriyeh
- El-Jehiliyeh
- Chehime
- Barja
- Daria
- Kfarmaya
- Jiyah
- Kfarhim
- Amatour
- Deir El-Kamar
- Kfarnakour
El-Metn:
- El-Dekweneh / Deir Mar Roukouz
- El-Mansourieh / El-Mkalles / El-Daichounieh
- Byekout
- Hamlaya
- Knabet Broummana
- Fanar
- Zekrit
- Deek El-Mahdi / Deir Tamish
- El-Zalka / Amaret Chalhoub
Hasbaya:
- Hasbaya
El-Hermel:
- El-Hermel
Jezzine:
- Kfarhaoula
- Jezzine
Byblos:
- Ehmej
- Blat
- Mechmoch
- El-Monsef
- Byblos / Hboub
- Nahr Ibrahim
- Kfarbmel
Kesserwan:
- Ain El-Rihaneh
- Adma / Dafneh
- Ajaltoun
- Ballouneh
- El-Kfour
- Aintoura
- Rachiin
- Harissa
- Jeita
El-Koura:
- Btour Etih
- Kferhata
- Anfeh
Marjeioun:
- Kfarkala
- Merkaba
- Touline
El-Menieh / El-Dunnieh:
- Taran
- Temrine
- Beit El-Fekes
- Seir El-Dunnieh
El-Nabatieh:
- Ansar
- Houmine El-Faouka
- Zebdine
Rashaya:
- Banta
Sidon:
- Bakesta
- Kfarmelki
- El-Hajjeh
- El-Bremieh
- Abra
- Aktit
- Majdelioun
- El-Karieh
- El-Gazieh
- El-Bebilieh
- Ansarieh
Tyr:
- Benouh
- Sedikine
- Deir Kanoun Ras El-Ain
- Chihine
- Bediyas
West Bekaa:
- El-Karoun
- Lela
- Machgharah
Zahle:
- Riyak / Haouch Hala
- Niha
- Makseh
- Terboul
- Kfarzabad
- Kaa El-Rim
- Ferzoul
Zgharta:
- Kfarhatta
- Erdeh
- Kareh Bach
- Kferfouh
- Zgharta
Curfew is now from 9:00 pm and until 5:00 am every day. All entertainment venues are to remain closed in all areas and crowds (social parties/events) are forbidden.
Restaurants and cafes in the towns/villages that aren’t under lockdown can only host 50% of their capacity.
Face masks are mandatory and schools are to remain closed in the towns under lockdown.
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