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Lebanon begins cutting power to state institutions over unpaid electricity bills

Corroborated · Lebanon, Lebanon (approximate) ·

Electricité du Liban and Lebanon's Ministry of Energy and Water are reported to be cutting power to public institutions with unpaid bills, with cuts taking effect Monday 2 November 2026. MTV reports the cuts target Parliament, the Grand Serail and other state institutions, while Al Jazeera, citing local media, says about 100 public institutions are affected.

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Corroborated: 2 independent sources.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
PlaceLebanonMTV (via @wfwitness (Telegram)); Electricite du Liban (via @mtvlebanonnews (Telegram)); Al Jazeera English3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent
Time2 Nov (local date)MTV (via @wfwitness (Telegram)); Al Jazeera EnglishReported by 2 independent origins
Who did itÉlectricité du LibanMTV (via @wfwitness (Telegram))One origin
Who did itLebanon Ministry of Energy and WaterAl Jazeera EnglishOne origin
TargetParliament, the Grand Serail and other state institutionsMTV (via @wfwitness (Telegram)); Electricite du Liban (via @mtvlebanonnews (Telegram))2 origins, not corroborated
Targetpublic institutions with unpaid billsAl Jazeera EnglishOne origin

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