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Beirut, May 31 (Petra) – Six people were killed and 14 others wounded
in Israeli airstrikes targeting towns in the Nabatieh and Tyre
districts of southern Lebanon.
The Lebanese Ministry of Health stated that an Israeli airstrike
struck the vicinity of Hiram Hospital in the city of Tyre, injuring
13 staff members and causing extensive damage to the facility, in
addition to damage sustained in previous attacks.
The ministry said hospital personnel continue to carry out their
duties despite the risks, renewing its call on the international
community to intervene to halt the escalating attacks and ensure
respect for international humanitarian law and relevant international
resolutions.
It added that the latest developments have triggered large-scale
displacement from the Sidon area amid growing concerns over a broader
escalation in the region.
//Petra// AK
