Displaced residents in Lebanon have started returning to their homes following the implementation of a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. The ceasefire came into force on Wednesday morning, prompting a wave of people making their way back to their villages in the eastern Beqaa valley and southern Lebanon.
Despite an Israeli military warning advising displaced southern residents not to return home yet, traffic congestion was reported on roads leading to the affected regions. The state-run news agency NNA documented convoys of cars transporting families back to their villages, indicating a significant movement of people returning to their homes.
