Alfa resumes operations in five centers on southern border

The telecom company Alfa announced on Thursday that it resumed operations in five centers in southern Lebanon located at the Lebanese-Israeli border, which were damaged during the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel, "as part of a plan implemented to repair the destruction" that occurred during the war. Alfa announced that it would restart operations in other centers located at the border in southern Lebanon "in the coming days."

The centers that have resumed operations are as follows:

- Ibl Center, covering Ibl al-Saqi and parts of Khiam and Debbine (Marjayoun).

- Marj Center covering part of Marjayoun and Debbine (Marjayoun).

- Rashidieh Center covering Rachidieh and part of Hosh and Deir Qanoun Ras al-Ain (Sour).

- Botom Center covering Jibal al-Botom and part of Siddiqine (Sour).

- Arnoun Center covering Arnoun (Nabatieh) and part of Deir Mimas (Marjayoun).