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In southern Lebanon, the city of Tire was never completely emptied, even during the most intense bombing. Some stayed until the end and lost everything, even days before the truce began. While some return to check their homes, others have nowhere to return: only rubble remains in front of the sea. With the ceasefire, some fishermen have resumed their work in the port, although with caution. Activity is irregular and income remains minimal. Report by our correspondent, Ethel Bonet.

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