Lebanon must boost aid, health care for Syrians, MSF says

GENEVA (Reuters) - Lebanon should grant free medical care to destitute Syrian refugees, many of whom are denied treatment for heart disease and other chronic ailments because they cannot afford it, Medecins Sans Frontieres said on Thursday.

Lebanese authorities should also set up more reception centres and group shelters to cope with the growing influx into the country of 4 million people which lacks refugee camps, the aid group also known as Doctors Without Borders said.