Recent reports from the World Health Organization have revealed a concerning situation in Lebanon's conflict areas, where nearly half of the primary health care centers are now closed due to escalating violence. According to WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, out of the 207 centers in these areas, 100 have been forced to shut down.
In addition to the closure of primary health care centers, five hospitals have also been impacted, with some having to close their doors due to structural damage caused by attacks. This has further strained an already fragile health care system in the region.
