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Lebanon: Support the Water Taxi Project

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Written byKatharine Ganly
Posted 16 May 2010 16:30 GMT

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The Beirut Water Taxi Project is a new idea to help reduce congestion on Beirut's busy roads. It is currently being studied by the Lebanese government. Show your support for the idea by joining the Facebook group.

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  • Jenna Major

    I hope that this is just the start of many transportation projects. A contructing a railway would be great. A train along the shore and toward the Bekaa. Best Bankruptcy Attorney

    2 December 2013, 1:56 am
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  • Rachel Page

    It is a dream to commute into bustling Beirut minus the nightmarish traffic. Traffic has become unbearable in this country.

    2 July 2014, 9:19 am
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