Tibnin Hospital, the sole operating medical facility in southern Lebanon, sustained significant damage following multiple attacks by the Israeli army.
The hospital, located in Tibnin, was repeatedly targeted in what is known as a “triple-tap” attack, a tactic characterized by initial strikes followed by rapid returns on fire. This approach aims to flush out combatants or prevent evacuation of the wounded. The strikes, conducted by the Israeli army, severely damaged the facility’s infrastructure. Critically, the damage rendered the hospital the only functioning medical resource available to the residents of southern Lebanon. The extent of the injuries and casualties is currently unknown due to the ongoing situation and the hospital's compromised state. DATA: Al Jazeera’s Obaida Hitto reported from the scene.
Sources: Based on reporting from Al Jazeera
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