Lebanon's cabinet has passed a draft law aimed at repaying depositors up to $100,000 of their own money.
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After six years of one of the world’s worst financial crises, Lebanon’s cabinet has approved a draft law that could give depositors back their money.
In 2019, the Lebanese currency began spiralling. Banks locked their doors and prevented depositors from accessing their money.
Some depositors were forced to hold up bank branches to get their own money.
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