The Governor of Beirut has requested the Beirut Police to crack down on violations by valet parking companies operating on public property.

Valets in Lebanon are notorious for taking money from people parking on public streets, despite it being against the law.

The crackdown aims to curb illegal practices and ensure public safety in parking areas. Authorities warn that those caught violating regulations will face strict penalties and possible closure of their businesses.

This move comes after numerous complaints from residents about the aggressive behavior of valet services in the city.

The Governor emphasized the importance of enforcing existing laws to maintain order and fairness in public parking spaces.