The federal government is advising Canadians in Lebanon to leave now while commercial flights are available, saying, 'Canada is not currently offering assisted departures or evacuations.'
Asked about the escalating risk level and an updated travel advisory, Global Affairs Canada said it isn't currently offering Canadians in Lebanon help to leave the country.
Last week, thousands of communications devices meant to target Hezbollah members exploded in different parts of Lebanon, killing 39 people and injuring nearly 3,000. Israel has not confirmed or denied whether it was responsible for the attacks that hurt many civilians.The government advises Canadians in Lebanon who need emergency consular assistance to contact the Embassy of Canada to Lebanon at +961 4 726 700 or Global Affairs Canada’s 24/7 Emergency Watch and Response Centre in Ottawa.
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