Report a problem in Sin el Fil
5 published reports on Baladi Map: 5 open, 0 fixed.
Problems reported on Baladi Map in Sin el Fil, Mount Lebanon: electricity and generators, waste, water, public space, roads and anything else the municipality answers for. See what is open and what got fixed, and report a new problem with a photo.
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Recent reports
Dangerous roundabout near Habtoor in Sin el Fil
Open22 Oct 2026·1 affectedNeed traffic lights at Habtoor roundabout in Sin el Fil
Open15 Oct 2026·6 affectedDirt from stray dogs on the pavement in Horch Tabet
Open1 Oct 2026·1 affectedHuge pothole on this street
Open3 Sept 2026·1 affectedPeople not abiding by one way street.
Open5 Aug 2026·7 affected
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Questions about reporting in Sin el Fil
How do I report a problem in Sin el Fil?
Report it on this page with a photo and the location, or send them on WhatsApp to +961 76 101 062. No account is needed. A person at Baladi Map checks every report before it is published.
Who is responsible for local problems in Sin el Fil?
The municipality of Sin el Fil answers for most local problems, such as local streets, rubbish collection, street lighting and public spaces. Some problems belong to another body, such as a ministry, Électricité du Liban or the water establishment. When Baladi Map confirms that, the report says who is responsible.
What happens after I report?
A person at Baladi Map checks the report, and faces and number plates in photos are blurred. It is then published on the map and on this page. If the municipality of Sin el Fil has a desk on Baladi Map, it can answer in public. A report is marked fixed after Baladi Map checks a photo or a confirmation that it was fixed.
Is it free?
Yes. Reporting is free and needs no account, and the municipality's desk is free too. Baladi Map is independent and shows no ads.
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