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4 Min Read BEIRUT (Reuters) - The collapse of Lebanon’s currency has forced many grocery shops to temporarily shut within the last 24 hours, raising fears that a country reliant on imports could soon face shortages of food. People shop inside a supermarket in Beirut, Lebanon March 16, 2021. Picture taken March 16, 2021. REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir Food shops around the country were locking their doors, halting online deliveries or restricting customers’ orders. Others stayed open, but could not say for how long. “There’s a big possibility we will close if it stays like this. I don’t know...

March 17, 2021 at 9:20 pm | Published in: Lebanon, Middle East, News Protestors blocked roads during ongoing demonstrations against the current economic crisis, in Beirut, Lebanon on March 17, 2021 [Mahmut Geldi / Anadolu Agency] March 17, 2021 at 9:20 pm The collapse of Lebanon's currency has forced many grocery shops to temporarily shut within the last 24 hours, raising fears that a country reliant on imports could soon face shortages of food, reported Reuters. Food shops around the country were locking their doors, halting online deliveries or restricting customers' orders. Others stay...