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Future TV – Cancer Worries, Rubbish Woes

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Details: Cancer linked to pollution from rubbish in Beirut Lebanon. A significant increase in cancer has been witnessed in the in Al-Naameh suburb south of Beirut. These are attributed to the heavy emission of methane gas and other chemicals, from the stockpiling and burying of waste in that neighbourhood.
Language: Arabic
Reporter: Khaled Abou Shakra
Camera: Ali Ghazzaoui, Nour Abou Monsef & Sultan Al Chahine
Editor: Ahmad Karaki
Dateline: Beirut, Lebanon – 27/09/2017
Source: Future TV / Open Media Hub. This production was supported by OPEN Media Hub with funds provided by the European Union
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