Thousands of Lebanese unable to return home - UN

Thousands of Lebanese are unable to return to their homes two weeks after the cease-fire took hold because they feel too insecure or the houses are destroyed, the UN refugee agency said today.

Thousands of Lebanese are unable to return to their homes two weeks after the cease-fire took hold because they feel too insecure or the houses are destroyed, the UN refugee agency said today.

Most of about one million of Lebanese who were driven from their homes by Israeli-Hezbollah fighting were back, said Jennifer Pagonis of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva, Switzerland.

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