The Banque du Liban (BDL) has suspended medical coverage at two hospitals for its employees and the beneficiaries of its medical insurance, LBCI reported. The account rests on a single source, LBCI. The central bank has given instructions on the matter to its employees and to people covered by its insurance, according to LBCI. It is not known which hospitals are affected, why the coverage was suspended, when the suspension takes effect or how long it will last. It is also not known whether the hospitals or the insurer have responded, or how many people are affected.
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Banque du Liban suspends medical coverage at two hospitals, LBCI reports
The central bank has issued instructions to employees and people covered by its medical insurance, according to the broadcaster
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- The Banque du Liban has suspended medical coverage at two hospitals, LBCI reported.
- The coverage applies to bank employees and beneficiaries of its medical insurance, according to LBCI.
- The central bank has given instructions to employees and insured people, according to LBCI.
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- LBCIBDL suspends medical coverage at two hospitals for employees and beneficiaries