More than 100,000 Syrian refugees in Lebanon

The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said Tuesday in a report that more than 100,000 Syrians refugees have fled their war-torn country to Lebanon. The report said Lebanon has become the third country in the region to see the number of registered Syrian refugees exceeding 100,000. The agency's spokeswoman Melissa Fleming noted that many of the Syrian displaced people in Lebanon have not registered as refugees yet, indicating the actual number might be far higher. She also warned of lacking of fund and resources to accommodate the refugees as "many more will cross the borders."