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SYRIA REFUGEE RESPONSE LEBANON, Bekaa Governorate Distribution of the Phcs and Mmus Based on January 2016 Reporting SYRIA REFUGEE RESPONSE LEBANON, Bekaa Governorate Distribution of the PHCs and MMUs based on January 2016 reporting BEKAA Qaa Niha Total No. of Household Registered 54,363 Er-Rim Zahle 245 323 Total No. of Individuals Registered 245,008 Nabi Ayla Hazerta 183 152 Zahle Haouch El-Ghanam # # 118 # Ablah Ouadi Fourzol 1,652 Nabi El-Aarayech 1,830 # Ayla ! 9 183 Nasriyet Rizk 125 ! Riyaq Haouch 6,278 El-Aamara Zahle # 18 ! Massa Zahle Mar El-Maallaqa # Haouch 55 Touaite Gerges 4,925 Hala Mazraat Zahle ### # 7 Raait Er-Remtaniye 26 # 1,764 2 Zahle # # Aradi ! # 1,071 # Zahle # # Hoshmosh ! Maallaqa Aradi # " #5,920 # Jdita # " 2,561 # # # # " " # # Zahle Haouch # # Dalhamiy#et Deir Bouarej # # El-Oumara #" Zahle # El-Ghazal ! # # # 225 Zebdoul Chtaura # " Aradi # 5,362 ! 176 Mrayjat ## #" ##" # ## 4,057 ###Saadnay#el # # # # Zahle # # # # # ##15,189 " ## 350 ! Taalbaya # # # # # # "## # ## 9,791# # # # Terbol Qoussaya Ouadi Makse # ##" # # # Zahle 262 # # # "# # Ed-Delm 1,786 # # # # 2,945 8 " # # " ## " # # !Aain Kfar Taanayel "" # Zabad # # # " " !## # 3,538 " "# # 192 #" ## ""# Qabb # ## " ##"# Elias# # # # # # # ## Kfarzabad # # 23,362 Haouch ! # # ## # # # 9,479 Mandara # # # # 2 # # # # " # Mzaraat # Ma#rj BG # #" # # " Zahle # #14,373 Ba"r#r # # ## # # # ##Elias" # # 32,417 # # # # # Tcheflik !# # # # # Qiqano Nasriyet # # # Aanjar (Haouch Zahle # ## Raouda # Moussa) (Istabel) 1,480 Tell 668 El-Akhdar 36 Ouaqf BG # # Harime 5 Es-Soughra 7 # # # Jazira BG ## # # # ## 17 # Aammiq BG # # # # 156 Haouch # #El-Harime #Majdel 4,603 # Khiara # #A#anjar Chebrqiyet El-Aatiqa # # 15,463 ! # # Aammiq # # # # # # Deir Tahniche Souairi # 4,543 # # # # # Aana # 149 ## Dakoue # # # # Khiara 199 # # Ghazze 1,557 # ## 13,112 !? # # Mansou!?#ra BG # # Soltan 2,080 ! Yacoub # # el Aradi # Tall Znoub # Kafraiya BG ! 152 Manara 338 #Soultan # (Hammara) BG #Yaacoub Faouqa 804 # 250 Khirbet Qanafar # # # # 1,014 # # # Aayta # Joubb El-Foukhar !?# # # # ##Jannine # # # 128 # # # # # # 7,133 # ## Aain # # Kamed Zebde El-Laouz 50 3,443 ! # Mdoukha 924 Saghbine 313 !? Lala ! 1,087 # Yanta Helouet West Yanta 181 Rachaiya Bekaa !? 181 5 # Deir Aain # Biret Bab Ej-Jaouze # Rachaiya Bakka Mareaa # 715 145 25 Selsata # # # Baaloul BG Aain Aarab (Mazraat Deir 788 Rachaiya El-Aachaiyer) # Khirbet # # Rouha ## #Rafid 1,557 # Rachaiya 1,454 Qaraaoun ! 3,865 Mhaiydse !? Deir Rachaiya El-Aachayer Aaytanit 41 14 17 Kfar Denis Kfar !? 276 Qouq 16 Majdel Machghara Balhis 90 Dahr 506 El-Ahmar # Kaoukaba 2,132 Bou Arab ! 569 # Rachaya !? ! Sohmor ! ! 1,000 Aayha 37 Aaqabet Kfar Rachaiya Rachaya Lichki 1,236 397 Rachaiya 86 !? ! Nabi ! 1,236 Aain Safa Et-Tine BG Bakkifac ! 83 Rachaya Yohmor BG Libbaya Beit Lahia 114 !? 196 BG 60 65 Haouch El !? Qinnabe Rachaiya 54 Tannoura Maydoun Zilaya 22 Aain !? Rouha SDC (12 Centers) 22 Loussa Bekaa 804 PHCs within MOPH network, Qelaya Aain ! 60 Aata Supported by partner (5/20) 37 MMU sites reported by partners (335 Sites) !? # ! PHCs outside MOPH network, AMEL (1) Supported by partner (6/16) # Beyond (239) Partners reporting under PHC " Beyond/Humedica (5) " Partners Beyond/Humedica/Medical Teams International (3) q " AMEL Beyond/Medical Teams International (21) e # Humedica (2) FPSC - Lebanon r " Humedica/Medical Teams International (3) IMC t # MDM (1) IOM i ± # Makassed (1) MDM # Medical Teams International (22) o MEDAIR Kilometers # 0 2 4 6 8 10 20 RI (37) Notes This map has been produced by UNHCR based on maps and material provided by the Government of Lebanon Location Diagram for UNHCR operational purposes. It does not constitute an official United Nations map. The designations No. of Refugees per Cadastral employed and the presentation of material on this map do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the United Nations concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or 0 area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries. 1 - 100 Akkar Data Sources: - Lebanese Border, Caza and Cadastral Boundaries: NPMPLT 2005. 100 - 1,000 North - Geographic Projection WGS 1984 1,000 - 5,000 Baalbek-El Hermel Registered Refugees Figures by UNHCR as of 31 December 2015. For more information contact Rana G. Ksaifi at [email protected] 5,000 - 10,000 BeirutMount Lebanon PHCs and MMUs Data as reported under the health database in Activityinfo 10,000 - 20,000 GIS and Mapping by UNHCR. For Information and updates 20,000 - 43,000 Bekaa contact Jad Ghosn: [email protected] Maroun Sader: [email protected] Governorate El Nabatieh Caza South Cadastral.
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