The head of the Hotel and Tourism Association, Mohammed Al-Har, said that dozens of Lebanese families were received by the city's hotels and all their requirements were provided free of charge. He added to the correspondent of the National Iraqi News Agency /NINA/ that this was done in coordination between the Hotel and Tourism Restaurants Association in Karbala with the al-Abbasi Holy Shrine and the Governor's Office. He explained that there is an intention to receive new batches of these families and that the hotels that will receive them will be determined until the end of the crisis. Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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