The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed deep concern about the situation of Lebanon’s health system, which has been unable to cope with the influx of wounded.
WHO emergencies chief Mike Ryan said Hezbollah’s pager blasts had significantly strained the country’s already vulnerable health system.
According to Ryan, Lebanon’s health system is under great pressure due to the large number of victims. He stressed that the resources of medical institutions are almost exhausted and the current situation threatens the total collapse of medical services.
Earlier, the WHO made a statement on the possibility of a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced the possibility of introducing a humanitarian ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, which will allow necessary medical operations to be carried out.
According to a senior WHO official, the organization has received preliminary approval for humanitarian pauses in certain areas of Gaza, which is especially important for the implementation of the polio vaccination program.
In addition, WHO estimates that approximately 10,000 patients are in critical condition and require urgent evacuation and medical care outside the region. Half of these people have been affected by the ongoing military conflict, highlighting the severity of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Earlier, Kursor reported that the Lebanese Prime Minister complained about Israel to the UN.
The Lebanese Prime Minister said the UN must take a firm stance against Israel’s “technological warfare.”
