Head of the Doctors Syndicate Youssef Bakhash to MTV: As of yesterday, the statistics recorded more than 9,000 injuries due to the war
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Abiad to MTV: The numbers today pose a challenge, and a significant amount of the medications we need in this situation are primary healthcare medications; a large portion of the medicines comes to us as aid from the Lebanese diaspora abroad, and I would like to thank MEA for their support
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Israeli airstrike targeted the village of Ali El Nahri in the Central Bekaa
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Abiad to MTV: There are specific conditions for accepting donations and aid, which include that the medication must meet the required specifications to enter the tracking system of the Ministry of Health, meaning it should be usable in terms of its expiration date and not be manufactured in Israel
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Photo: A second airstrike on the outskirts of Ali El Nahri in the Central Bekaa targeted a vehicle
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Bakhash to MTV: In coordination with the Ministry of Health, we adopted a "shock absorption" approach, treating the injured first and then distributing them to maintain hospital capacity; this has left many injured individuals without care, needing long-term treatment, therefore, we launched treatment centers for war casualties, starting with Rafik Hariri University Hospital and Baabda Governmental Hospital
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Gallant: Hezbollah has only one-third of its medium and short-range missiles left
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Bakhash to MTV: The medical teams are somewhat sufficient to meet the current needs based on the daily injuries, but we are experiencing a relative shortage during peak moments
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Bakhash to MTV: Donations have helped bolster supplies and some medical necessities, but the issue is that most hospitals are private and need financial support, and without proactive measures, they will not be able to accommodate the injured
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