Successive reports addressed the accumulated electricity dues owed by shelter camps in Lebanon: the Energy Ministry requested payment, and Electricité du Liban then gave the camps a 20-day deadline before cutting power. This coincided with Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji stressing the need to end the file of returning displaced Syrians, and a government meeting to discuss camp governance and the electricity file.
One report focused on the statements of the foreign minister and the UN agency regarding the return of displaced Syrians with a reference to the Energy Ministry's demand, while another devoted its space to Electricité du Liban's 20-day deadline and the cut-off threat, and the third limited itself to describing the government meeting, camp governance and the divergence over debts and collection.