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Traffic Measures in Beirut to Facilitate the Work of Ambulance and Rescue Vehicles in Emergency Situations.

7/3/2026

Issued by the General Directorate of the Internal Security Forces – Public Relations Division:

The following statement was released:

In light of the exceptional circumstances the country is experiencing, the significant displacement toward the city of Beirut, and in order to keep roads passable, ensure public safety, and secure the movement of the Fire Brigade, ambulances, rescue vehicles, and other emergency services, members of the Internal Security Forces, in cooperation with personnel from the Beirut Municipality, will take the necessary measures to remove all vehicles parked on double lanes and on road sides that obstruct traffic.

Accordingly, citizens are kindly requested to:

  • Refrain from parking their cars and vehicles in the following locations: on double lanes, at tunnel entrances, and at bends, roundabouts, and intersections.

  • Comply with the directions and instructions of Internal Security Forces personnel deployed on the roads, as well as with the traffic signs installed for this purpose.

  • Head to the parking areas located in Downtown Beirut – Martyrs’ Square, opposite Al-Amin Mosque, and use them (noting that these parking spaces are free of charge).

These measures aim to facilitate traffic flow and ensure that emergency teams can reach locations quickly and safely when needed.

We thank citizens for their cooperation and understanding during these sensitive circumstances, as it contributes to ensuring road safety and serving the public interest.

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