The Lebanese minister of health, Dr. Firass Abiad, has reported that 25 people have lost their lives in Lebanon since midnight local time due to ongoing strikes by Israel on Hezbollah targets. The situation remains tense as the conflict escalates.
Dr. Abiad stated during a news conference that in addition to the fatalities, a significant number of individuals have been injured. A comprehensive report detailing the casualties is expected to be released either later today or tomorrow morning.
The violence has led to tens of thousands of people being displaced, adding to the humanitarian crisis in the region. The Lebanese health ministry is actively involved in providing assistance to those affected by the conflict.
Dr. Abiad mentioned that efforts are underway to ensure the delivery of essential supplies such as medicine and baby formula to those in need. Additionally, the health services have assisted in over 12 childbirths among the displaced population, highlighting the critical role of healthcare professionals during times of crisis.
The situation in Lebanon remains volatile as Israel's military actions continue to target Hezbollah positions. The international community closely monitors the developments in the region, urging for a peaceful resolution to prevent further loss of life and alleviate the suffering of civilians caught in the crossfire.
