MoPH Reports 7 Casualties and 40 Injuries in Israeli Raids Across Lebanon

Beirut: The Public Health Ministry's Emergency Operations Center released a communique detailing the aftermath of a series of raids carried out by Israeli forces on various Lebanese regions. These attacks resulted in the deaths of seven individuals and injuries to forty more. According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the toll of the raids is as follows: Tulin experienced the highest number of casualties with five people killed, including a child, and eleven injured, two of whom are children. In Tyre, one person was killed, and eleven others were injured, including a child. Qleileh reported one fatality and five injuries, with two children among the wounded. Kfar Kila had two people wounded, Yohmor al-Shaqif reported one injury, Hosh al-Sayyid Ali had six injured, and Sere'en reported four injuries. The communique underscores the significant impact of the raids on the affected communities, with a notable number of children among the casualties and injured. The Ministry continues to monitor the situation a nd provide necessary medical assistance to those affected.