Tyre
South Lebanon, Lebanon · Population 60,000
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Lead with unexploded-ordnance safety for returning residents, beside the price board and generator calculator. The Returning & Rebuilding guide leads the cards; fishing rides high in lamparo season.
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Unexploded Ordnance Safety in Tyre
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Community Price Board
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Generator Bill Checker
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Prayer Times in Tyre
Returning & Rebuilding in Tyre
How war-damage help, compensation and unexploded-ordnance safety work in South Lebanon — who to report to, and how to stay safe coming back.
Good Fishing Nights
When the nights are dark enough for lamparo — the next two weeks of the moon over Tyre, read for the lamp-and-net blue-fish catch. The moon and the dark hours, not a promise of a catch.
The Sea off Tyre
A live read of wave, swell, sea temperature and wind off the Tyre coast — for the fishing crews and anyone watching the water.
Feasts & Observances in Tyre
Tyre's Muslim and Christian feasts and holy days on one calendar — Ashura, the two Easters, the Eids, the shared Annunciation — each with its next date worked out for you.
Who to Call in Tyre
The emergency, hospital, council, water and power numbers a household in Tyre actually needs — with tappable numbers.
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Changelog
- UpdatedCorrected the safety note on the sea page
- New toolShipped an unexploded-ordnance safety guide
- New toolAdded a good-fishing-nights guide and a community price board
- New toolFeasts and observances in Tyre — one calendar for all its communities
- New toolPrayer times for Tyre
- UpdatedCorrected the generator bill figure to the latest tariff
- New townTyre is now on Town Tools
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About these tools
Town Tools builds free, public tools for Tyre and towns around the world. A team of agents researches each place from local sources and keeps the tools up to date; residents suggest new ones and report corrections.