Lebanon refuses designated Syrian camps

Lebanon hosts about 450,000 Syrian refugees, but there is no system in place to deal with them.

Lebanon hosts about 450,000 Syrian refugees who fled the conflict in their country.

But unlike in Jordan or Turkey, the government in Beirut has not created a system to deal with them.

As their numbers grow, however, the authorities are forced to rethink its policy.

Al Jazeera’s Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports from northern Lebanon.

Source: Al Jazeera