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Today, Monday, the Lebanese Army Command commented on the controversy surrounding the disappearance of the tons of fish that Mauritania provided as aid to those affected by the explosion in the port of Beirut, after the Lebanese launched, on social networks, a label entitled: “I want my fish”, during which they launched a torrent of jeers and questions, Emphasizing that they did not get any of these fish and that they did not know that any of their acquaintances got them, he wondered where they went the tons of fish from Mauritania?
In response to the controversy over the fate of a cargo of fish that Lebanon received from Mauritania, the Lebanese Army issued an explanation saying: “Previously, the Army Command received a cargo of fish weighing about 12 tons offered to the Lebanon from the State of Mauritania, and immediately after its delivery it stored it in accordance with the rules and in accordance with the conditions of public security. “.
The statement added that the army command “communicates with a series of associations that prepare meals to cook fish and distribute it to those affected by the port explosion.”
The army’s explanation came after many Lebanese activists interacted with the hashtag # I want your fish, where Lebanese journalist Naim Berjawi tweeted on his Twitter page, saying: “I know many poor people who did not receive any of the tons of fish (12 tons) that the sister state of Mauritania provided as aid to Lebanon after the #Beirut explosion, knowing that the cheapest kilo of fish in Lebanon today is not less than 35 thousand pounds! # I want my fish “
I know many poor people, none of the tons of fish (12 tons) that the sister state of Mauritania provided as aid to Lebanon after Beirut explosion Bear in mind that the cheapest kilo of fish in Lebanon today is at least 35,000 pounds. # I want my fish
– Naim Berjawi – Naim Berjawi (@Naimbrj) September 7, 2020
A young man named Hassan wrote: “If we consider that the Lebanese are 6 million people, and the Mauritanian government sold 12 tons of fish, which means that every citizen comes up with 2 grams of fish, a slightly sour face. Here myself, I don’t know.
If we consider that the Lebanese are 6 million people, and the Mauritanian government sold 12 tons of fish, which means that all citizens want 2 grams of fish 🙁 Right here, I have not eaten enough, but I love myself and not I love Hasaka and leave him, not the leader’s son. # I want my fish https://t.co/IrZbaiXlcl
– Hassan (@ Hasanfaour1991) September 7, 2020
As for the young Hayat, she scoffed at the disappearance of the Mauritanian fish, on her Twitter page, where she wrote, commenting: “A Vietnamese restaurant whose floor is water in which fish swim between customers’ feet … Soon a branch in Lebanon # I want my fish ”.
A Vietnamese restaurant with a water floor where fish swim between customers’ feet 🐟
Soon a branch in Lebanon》 🐟🐟# I want my fish pic.twitter.com/rYZ7QbusVf– حَياة (@Hayat_soufan) September 7, 2020
On August 17, the Mauritanian authorities sent two planes loaded with fish, weighing up to 12 tons, to the Lebanese capital, Beirut, as aid to Lebanon, as a result of the explosion in the port of Beirut.
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