With around 900 refugee centres across Lebanon fully packed with thousands of internally displaced people (IDP), mostly from southern regions pounded by Israeli missiles, and as tensions arise between those displaced and the hosting communities over limited resources and overstretched services, the Lebanese government mulls constructing prefabricated homes to shelter families who lost their own in the war. The plan was recently announced by the Caretaker Minister of Environment Nasser Yassin. Intended as a temporary solution for around 1.4 million IDPs, it is aimed to erect prefab homes in Bei…