Beirut: Israeli airstrikes on Beirut suburbs and southern Lebanon have killed 31 people, Lebanon's health ministry said on Monday. A further 149 people were injured, according to preliminary figures released by the ministry's Public Health Emergency Operations Centre in a statement carried by Lebanon's National News Agency.
According to Emirates News Agency, the strikes have affected multiple areas in the region, causing widespread concern among residents and officials. The Lebanese government is reportedly assessing the damage and coordinating with international bodies for possible assistance.
The health ministry's statement highlighted the extent of the casualties and emphasized the need for urgent medical supplies and support to manage the influx of injured individuals. Local hospitals are working to provide immediate care to those affected.
Israeli authorities have yet to comment on the airstrikes or the reported casualties. The situation remains tense, with both sides monitoring developments closely.
