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Lebanon Fire Risk Bulletin Lebanon Fire Risk Bulletin Refer to cadast table condition. CIVIL DEDEFENCE CIVIL Please note that the indicated temperature is at 2 meters height from the ground. General description of potential fire risk situation Symbol Level of Meaning and actions risk Very Very low fire risk. Controlled burning operations can be hardly executed due to high fuel moisture content. Normally VL low wildfires self-extinguish. Low Low fire risk. Controlled burning operations can be executed with a reasonable degree of safety. L Medium Medium-low fire risk. Controlled burning operations can be executed in safety conditions. All the fires need to be ML low extinguished. Medium Medium fire risk. Controlled burning operations would be avoided. All the fires need to be very well extinguished. M Medium Controlled burning is not recommended. Open flame will start fires. Cured grasslands and forest litter will burn readily. Spread is moderate in forests and fast in exposed areas. Patrolling and monitoring is suggested. Fight fires M high with direct attack and all available resources. Ignition can occur easily with fast spread in grass, shrubs and forests. Fires will be very hot with crowning and short High to medium spotting. Direct attack on the head may not be possible requiring indirect methods on flanks. Patrolling H and monitoring the territory is highly suggested. Ignition can occur also from sparks. Fires will be extremely hot with fast rate of spread. Control may not be possible Extreme during day due to long range spotting and crowning. Suppression forces should limit efforts to limiting lateral spread. E Damage potential total. Patrolling and monitoring the territory is highly suggested. Beirut, 22 September 2019 FIRE RISK INDEX 21 Sep 2019 22 Sep 2019 23 Sep 2019 24 Sep 2019 Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 2 Lebanon for 22 September 2019 Lebanon for 23 September 2019 Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 3 Lebanon for 24 September 2019 Shouf Biosphere Reserve Forecast for 22 September 2019 Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 4 Shouf Biosphere Reserve Forecast for 23 September 2019 Shouf Biosphere Reserve Forecast for 24 September 2019 Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 5 Jabal Moussa Reserve Forecast for 22 September 2019 Jabal Moussa Reserve Forecast for 23 September 2019 Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 6 Jabal Moussa Reserve Forecast for 24 September 2019 Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 7 Nord Koura 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aaba M M MH Afsaddiq M M MH Ain Ekrine M M MH Amioun M M MH Anfeh M MH MH Badbhoun M M MH Barghoun M M MH Barsa MH M H Batroumine M M MH Bdebba M M MH Bechmizzine M M MH Bednayel El-Koura M M H Bhabbouch El-Koura M M MH Bkeftine M M H Bnehran M M MH Bqaiaa El-Koura M M MH Bsarma M M MH Btaaboura M M MH Bterram M M MH Btouratij M M MH Bziza M M MH Dar Beechtar M M MH Dar Chmezzine M M MH Deddeh M M H Deir El-Balamand MH MH MH Fih M M MH Hraiche MH MH MH Ijdaabrine MH MH MH Kaftoun M M MH Kefraya El-Koura M M MH Kfarakka M M MH Kfarhata MH MH MH Kfarhazir M M MH Kfarkahel M M MH Kfarsaroun M M MH Kosba M M MH Mejdel el-Koura M M MH Nakhle MH M MH Qalhat MH MH MH Ras Masqa M M H Rechdibbine M M MH Zakroun MH MH MH Zgharta El-Mtaouile M M MH Bcharre 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aabdine M M MH Bane M M H Barhelioun M M MH Bazooune MH MH H Becharre M M H Beit Menzer M M MH Billa M M MH Blaouza M M H Bqaa Kafra MH MH H Bqerqacha MH MH H Breissat M M MH Dimane M M H Hadath El Jobbeh M M MH Hadchit M M MH Hasroun MH MH H Mazraat Aassaf M M MH Mazraat Bani Saab M M MH Mchaa El-Jobbeh MH MH H Metrit M M MH Moghr El-Ahoual M M MH Ouadi Qannoubine MH M MH Qanat M M MH Qnayouer M M MH Tourza M M MH Batroun 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aabrine MH MH MH Aalali M M MH Aartiz MH MH MH Abdelli MH M MH Ajdabra MH MH MH Assia M M MH Basbina M M MH Batroun M M MH Bcheleh M M MH Bechtoudar M M MH Beit Chlala M M MH Beit Kassab M M MH Bijdarfil M M MH Bqesmaya M M MH Chatine MH M MH Chebtin MH M MH Chekka M M MH Daael M M MH Dahr Abi Yaghi MH MH MH Daraya El-Batroun MH M MH Deir Billa M M MH Deir Kfifane MH M MH Deir Mar Youhanna EL M M MH Deir Mar Youssef Jra MH M MH Douma M M MH Douq MH M MH Eddeh El-Batroun MH M MH Ftahat El-Batroun MH M MH Ghouma MH M MH Hadtoun M M MH Hamat MH MH MH Harbouna MH MH MH Hardine MH M MH Helta M M MH Hery M M MH Jebla M M MH Jrabta El-Batroun MH M MH Jrane El-Batroun M M MH Kfar Aabida MH M MH Kfar Halda M M MH Kfarb Shlaimane M M MH Kfarhatna MH M MH Kfarhay M M MH Kfarhelos MH MH MH Kfifane M M MH Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 8 Kfour El Arabi M M MH Koubba MH MH H Kour MH M MH Mar Mama MH MH MH Masrah MH MH MH Mehmarch M M MH Mrah Chdid MH M MH Mrah El Ziyat MH M MH Mrah El-Hajj M M MH Nahle El-Batroun M M MH Niha El-Batroun M M MH Ouajh El-Hajjar MH MH MH Ouata Houb MH M MH Qatnaaoun MH MH MH Racha M M MH Rachana MH M MH Rachkida MH MH MH Ram El-Batroun M M MH Ras Nahhach MH MH MH Selaata M MH H Sghar MH M MH Smar Jbayl MH M MH Sourat El-Batroun MH M MH Tannourine El-Faouqa MH M H Tannourine Et-Tahta MH M MH Thoum MH MH MH Toula El-Batroun MH M MH Zan MH M MH Zgharta 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aachach M M MH Aalma M M MH Aarde M M MH Aintourine M M MH Arabet Qozhaya M M MH Arde M M MH Arjis M M MH Asnoun M M MH Ayto M M MH Basloukit M M MH Bchannine M M MH Besebeel M M MH Bhairet Toula M M MH Bnachee M M MH Boussit M M MH Danha M M MH Daraiya Zgharta M M H Deir Jdeide M M H Ehden M M MH Halan M M M Hariq Zgharta M M H Houakir M M MH Hraiqis M M MH Iaal M M MH Ijbaa M M MH Karm Saddeh M M MH Kfarchakhna M M H Kfardlaqous M M MH Kfarfou M M MH Kfarhata Zgharta M M MH Kfarhoura M M MH Kfarsghab M M MH Kfaryachit M M MH Kfarzaina M M MH Khaldiye M M MH Mazraat Ajbeaa M M MH Mazraat Et-Teffah M M MH Mazraat Jneid M M MH Mejdlaiya Zgharta M M MH Merh Kfarsghab M M MH Miryata M M MH Miziara M M MH Mzraat Kefraya M M M Qorah Bach M M MH Rachiine M M MH Ras Kifa M M MH Sakhra M M MH Sebhel Zgharta M M MH Serhel MH M MH Tallet Zgharta M M MH Toula Zgharta M M MH Zgharta M M MH Minieh-Denniye 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aasaymout M M M Aaymar M M M Aazki M M M Ain El-Tineh-Miniyeh M M M Assoun M M M Bakhaaoun M M M Bchennata M M MH Bechehhara M M MH Beddawi M M MH Behouaita M M MH Beit El Foqss M M M Beit Haouik M M MH Beit Zoud M M M Bekaasafrine M M MH Borj El Yahoudiyeh M M MH Bqarsouna M M M Btermaz M M M Debaael M M M Deir Ammar M M MH Deir Nbouh M M MH Haouaret-Miniyeh M M MH Haql el Azimeh M M M Harf El Siyad M M M Hazmiye-Miniyeh M M M Izal M M M Jarjour M M MH Jayroun M M MH Kahf El-Malloul M M MH Karm El-Moher M M M Kfar Binine M M MH Kfarchalane M M M Kfarhabou M M M Kharroub-Miniyeh M M M Mazraat El-Kreme M M M Mazraat Ketrane M M M Merkebta M M MH Minyeh M M MH Mrah El Sfirat M M M Mrah Sraj M M M Mrebbine M M MH Nabi Youcheaa M M MH Nemrine M M M Daily Fire Risk Bullettin – Civil Defence 9 Qarhaiya M M MH Qarne M M MH Qarsita M M M Qattineh-Miniyeh M M M Qemmamine M M MH Qraine M M M Raouda-Aadoua M M MH Rihaniyet-Miniyeh M M MH Sfireh M M M Sir Ed-Danniyeh M M M Tarane M M M Terbol-Miniyeh M M MH Zaghartaghrine M M MH Zouq Bhannine M M MH Nabatiye Nabatiye 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aabba M M M Aazzi M M M Adchit El-Chqif M M M Ain Bou Swar M M M Ain Kana M M M Ali El-Taher M M MH Ansar M M M Arab Salim MH M M Arnoun M M M Bfaroue M M M Breyqaah M M M Charqiyeh M M M Choukine M M M Deir El Zahrani M M M Doueir El-Nabatiyeh M M M Habbouch El-Nabatiye M M M Hamra El-Nabatiyeh M M M Harouf El-Nabatiyeh M M M Hmaile M M M Houmin El Faouqa M M M Houmin El Tahta M M M Jarjouh M M M Jbaah El-Nabatiyeh M M M Jebchit M M M Kfar Djal El-Nabatiy M M M Kfar Remmane M M M Kfar Sir M M M Kfar Tebnit M M M Kfarfila M M M Kfour El-Nabatieh M M M Mayfadoun M M M Mazraat Bsaffour M M M Mazraat Chalbaal M M M Mazraat Dmoul M M M Mazraat El Khreibeh M M M Mazraat El-Bayad El- M M M Mazraat Kfarjaouz M M M Mazraat Qalaat Meiss M M M Nabatiyeh El-Fawka M M M Nabatiyeh Et-Tahta M M M Namiriyeh M M M Qaaqaaiyet El Jisr M M M Qossaibeh El-Nabatiy M M M Roumine M M M Sarba El-Nabatieh M M M Sir El-Gharbiyeh M M M Toul M M M Yehmor El-Nabatiyeh M M M Zaoutar El Charkiyeh M M M Zaoutar El-Gharbiyeh M M M Zebdine El-Nabatiyeh M M M Zefta M M M Hasbaiya 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aain Jarfa MH MH MH Abou Qamha MH MH MH Ain Qania MH MH MH Bourghos MH M MH Chebaa MH MH MH Chouaya Hasbaya H H MH Dellafeh MH M MH Fardiss Hasbaiya MH MH MH Hasbaya MH MH MH Hbariyeh MH MH MH Kaoukaba Hasbaiya MH M MH Kfar Chouba MH MH MH Kfar Hamam MH MH MH Kfeir El-Zait MH MH MH Khalwat Hasbaya MH MH MH Khreibet Hasbaiya MH MH M Majidiyeh Hasbaiya MH MH M Marj Ez-Zhour (Haouc MH MH MH Meri MH MH M Mimass MH MH MH Rachaiya El-Fokhar MH MH MH Salaiyeb H MH M Marjayoun 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- 22- 23- 24- Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Municipality Sep Sep Sep Aalmane Marjaayoun M M M Aamra MH MH M Adayseh Marjaayoun M M M Adchit El-Koussair M M M Ain Aarab Marjaayoun MH MH M Bani Haiyann M M M
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