Lebanese Health Ministry sources confirm that until now, the results of the examinations of 15 people who were on board the plane coming from Iran have not been released, knowing that there are 5 suspected cases of corona virus.

Lebsnese Health Minister Hamad Hassan: We toured hospitals, made sure that institutions are equipped and we checked up on 11 cases at Rafik Hariri Hospital and found that they were free of #coronavirus.

-- Beirut protests:
"The spirit of Marx passed from here"

Lebanon's Health Minister Underlines Dealing Responsibly with Corona Crisis: Only One Case Has Been Detected

-- Health Minister Hamad Hassan from Rafik Hariri Hospital: Citizens are living in a state of justified panic, and we must refrain from reaching a state of hysterical panic which will have negative repercussions for all.

-- Hassan: On February 20, the first #coronavirus case was confirmed in #Lebanon and it was not necessary to examine every passenger who was on the plane that came from Iran.

-- Hassan: We are working on equipping hospitals across Lebanon and we are carrying out our duties to the fullest with professionalism and in all seriousness.

-- Hassan: We rely on the World Health Organization as reference and we do not want to cause a greater social crisis in the country.

-- The office of the Pilgrimage Section at the Islamic Shiite Council, Mufti Sheikh Hassan Sharifa, said in a statement on Saturday that "in wake of several contacts received from different parties, on the need to issue a circular to prevent visits to the countries in which infected coronavirus cases have been announced, the Council affirms that its office has no authority to prevent any visitor from traveling to any destination, whether to visit Iran or Iraq, or to perform the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages in the Saudi Kingdom, or to visit any other place."

-- The statement added that "the issue is a general Lebanese matter and the instructions and decisions declared by the Lebanese government include us, like other citizens."

-- A very normal interaction between our beloved fellow countrymen:

Tarek: "Corona in Lebanon😎. Thank god it only affects the yellow race (Hezbollah supporters). Us blues (hariri supporters) are safe thank god 😂".

Mariam: "we're going to have a blast😂".

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-- Well well well...look who arrived in Lebanon.

-- MTV is talking about the protein in grasshopper and so, why? Because their funders in KSA eat them ?

You retards this locust is poisonous, and if anyone dies from eating it you are to be blamed.

-- Lebanese sense of humor on how to deal with Coronavirus at the barber shop.

-- No Liz, it isn't so at all.

First of all Iran doesn't have any business traffic through Lebanon.
Second of all why would Lebanon ban flights from Iran, but not Italy, South Korea, Japan, and literally everyone else?

Or does banning Iran satisfy your political agenda? All flights should be banned from all affected countries.

-- The Lebanese health minister is announcing his call to university students to volunteer in helping spread knowledge and educate about and monitor Coronavirus in Lebanon.

He'll announce the plan tomorrow.

-- New rules in the banks.

You can now get from your bank account, in dollars, a maximum of 1000$ a month if you have 1million dollar +, and minimum of 50$ if you have a bank account of only 1000$.

🇫🇷🇱🇧 -- French Finance Minister: If #Lebanon needs financial assistance, #France will be there to help and we don't want to mix the issue of economic recovery in Lebanon with the question of #Iran.

-- Official inflation for January 2020 yearly change is 10%. Between Sep. 2019 and Jan. 2020, food prices rose by 19%.

🇸🇦🇱🇧 -- #Saudi Finance Minister: The KSA supported and will continue to support #Lebanon and the Lebanese people and is in contact with other countries to ensure coordination of any support to Lebanon based on economic reforms in the country.

Speaker Berri to IMF delegation: Lebanon is keen on committing to reforms.