Min Msakar Online
Min Msakar is how Lebanon asks who blocked you in. Enter the plate and symbol to reach the owner, with no app.
Vehicle lookups are available inside Lebanon only. You can read this page, but searches will not return results from your location.
Owner lookup by plate
Radar speed violations
Vehicles linked to a phone number
Violations by chassis number
Vehicle specifications from a chassis number
Lebanon emergency numbers
- Internal Security Forces (ISF)Police and emergencies
- Civil DefenceRescue, fire and ambulance
- Lebanese Red CrossAmbulance and casualty transport
- Beirut Fire BrigadeFires within Beirut
- Lebanese ArmyReporting hazards and ordnance
- Ministry of Public HealthPublic health hotline
- Emotional Support and Suicide PreventionA free and confidential national emotional support line
- Lebanon Mine Action Center (LMAC)Reporting mines and unexploded ordnance
What Min Msakar means
Min msakar is Lebanese for who blocked me in, the question you ask when a parked car seals your driveway or pins your own car. It gets written Min Msakar, Minmsakar or Min Msakkar, and it is one question.
Nothing to install
There is no app to download and no account to create. The lookup runs in the browser on a phone or a laptop, and you can add the page to your home screen if you want it one tap away.
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a Min Msakar app to download?
- The LBN News service is a web page, not an app: open it in the browser on any device. Any separately published app with a similar name is not ours.
- What if no phone number is listed?
- Call the Internal Security Forces on 112. Around a third of records hold no phone number.