Lebanon has suffered more than $365 million in damage to buildings across Beirut and Mount Lebanon since the latest escalation, according to a new UN-led assessment released on Tuesday. The assessment also estimated that the damage generated nearly 649,000 cubic meters of debris. | Collector

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Lebanon has suffered more than $365 million in damage to buildings across Beirut and Mount Lebanon since the latest escalation, according to a new UN-led assessment released on Tuesday. The assessment also estimated that the damage generated nearly 649,000 cubic meters of debris.

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Lebanon has suffered more than $365 million in damage to buildings across Beirut and Mount Lebanon since the latest escalation, according to a new UN-led assessment released on Tuesday. The assessment also estimated that the damage generated nearly 649,000 cubic meters of debris.

Lebanon has suffered more than $365 million in damage to buildings across Beirut and Mount Lebanon since the latest escalation, according to a new UN-led assessment released on Tuesday. The assessment also estimated that the damage generated nearly 649,000 cubic meters of debris.

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