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Although there are official pages in his name on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, Melhem Zain is not active on virtual pages. But a few hours ago, the Lebanese singer surprised his followers with a tweet on Twitter in which he toured the civil status, after the Lebanese struggled to get medicine. Zain posted a tweet describing this situation due to news broadcast about the removal of the drug subsidy. “Drug dealers monopolize it,” said the star of the song “Soul Pain.” The tweet was well received by his followers, because it touches the reality of Lebanese life, far from talking about art and politics. On the same bench, singer Zain Al-Omar agreed with the words of his colleague Zain about the drug crisis. He preceded him by tweeting about the drug crisis and his suffering as he wandered through more than 30 pharmacies to buy medicine for his father.
Drug traffickers have a monopoly on the drug, we hope that the subsidy will be lifted to sell at double its price, and that pharmaceutical companies will smuggle the subsidized drug into Lebanon to sell Lebanon ten times more on land. Lebanon
– Melhem Zein (@ melhem_zein1) October 12, 2020
And for him, oh Arasat, he is, and there is one, a straw, a roll.
Or Arasat, the Baram 30 pharmacy has even looked in the pocket of medicines for the father.
Damn your honor when someone else punishes a leader
Oh Arasat, oh dogs, yes my family, Shimin, my family likes
God damn your honor, you bastard, traitors
Look at me after what I said #zein– Zein El Omr (@ZeinElOmr) October 11, 2020
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