The toll of Israeli attacks on Lebanon over the past three days rose to 27 martyrs and 69 wounded, including children, women and paramedics, according to a non-final toll announced by the Health Emergency Operations Center, at a time when the toll of Monday’s attacks remained likely to rise.
The center explained that today, Monday, September 7, in Kafr Rumman, the toll reached 12 martyrs and 10 wounded, after the number of martyrs in the targeted house rose to 11 following the death of 3 of the wounded, a child and two women.
Thus, the toll of the house being targeted was 11 martyrs, including 2 children and 4 women, and 8 wounded, including 3 children and a paramedic in the health authority. The raid on a car in the same town also led to the death of a paramedic in the Al-Resala Scouts and the injury of two paramedics.
Yesterday, Sunday, September 6, a final toll of 11 martyrs and 26 wounded was recorded. In Arabsalim, two women were martyred and 6 people were injured, including two girls, while 4 women were injured in Kafr Rumman.
In Nabatieh al-Fawqa – Fakhr al-Din’s parking lot, two raids led to the death of two people and the injury of five others, including two media professionals, while eight people were injured in the nuns’ neighborhood, including a girl and two women, and two people were wounded in Nabatieh al-Tahta, including a child. It was also recorded in Nabatieh Al-Fawqa that 7 people were martyred and another person was injured.
On Saturday, September 5, one wounded person was recorded in Zawtar Gharbiya.
As for Friday and Saturday night, the final toll reached 4 martyrs and 32 wounded. In Nabatieh, one person was martyred and 3 others, including a woman, were injured. Two people were martyred in Kfar Rumman, Nabatieh district, while an 18-year-old woman was martyred in Mifdoun, and 9 people were injured, including 3 women and 2 children.
Two people were also injured in Nabatieh Al-Fawqa, and one person was injured in Al-Kfour, while Ramadi, the Tire district, recorded 16 wounded, including 3 children, 4 women, and 6 paramedics, in addition to one wounded in Ain Al-Tineh in the Western Bekaa.
The Ministry of Health’s tally shows the expansion of the attacks over the past few days from Nabatieh and its district to Tire and the Western Bekaa, with injuries recorded among children, women, and paramedics.
