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schema:articleBody	Lebanese on Saturday raked balls of tar away from a turtle beach in the south of the country, as a massive slick washed ashore after hitting neighbouring Israel. A storm more than a week ago threw tonnes of the sticky, black substance onto the beaches of the Jewish state, apparently after leaking from a ship. Within days the spill had spread to southern Lebanon, where clumps of tar contaminated beaches stretching from the border town of Naqura to the southern city of Tyre. The swathe of coastline, which includes some of the country's best preserved beaches, is a nesting site for turtles which usually appear later in the year. On Saturday morning, mask-clad volunteers and members of the civil defence sifted blobs of tar out of sand on the beach of the Tyre Coast Nature Reserve, an AFP journalist said. "The Tyre reserve has been hit by about two tonnes of tar, 90 percent of which is now hidden in the sand," said Mouin Hamze, the head of the National Council for Scientific Research. The clean-up of the reserve could last up to two more weeks, he told AFP. The protected zone covers 3.8 square kilometres (almost 1.5 square miles) of beach as well as adjacent sea waters, according to its website. As well as endangered loggerhead and green sea turtles, the beach provides shelter for the Arabian spiny mouse. Hamze had said previously that the pollution could continue washing up on Lebanese shores for up to three months. A survey of the area using drones is not yet complete, but he said the damage was extensive in the south while tar had even landed on the beach further north in the capital Beirut. vid-tgg/ah/dv
schema:headline	Lebanese clear tar pollution from turtle beach
schema:mentions	Nature reserve Riigikogu Civil defense Agence France-Presse Sand Endangered species Lebanon Nature Beirut Jews City Israel House mouse Turtle Beach Corporation The Clean Up Tyre District
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schema:datePublished	2021-02-27 (xsd:date)
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