Pharmacists' Syndicate Head Joe Salloum to MTV: A large number of pharmacists continue their work alongside those who are steadfast in their land during the war
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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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Bakhash to MTV: Medications are available in shelters and primary care centers, but we need specialists, and we are preparing a project in coordination with the Ministry of Health to secure funding for specialists to ensure continuity of treatment for patients
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Bakhash to MTV: Medications are available in shelters and primary care centers, but we need specialists, and we are preparing a project in coordination with the Ministry of Health to secure funding for specialists to ensure continuity of treatment for patients
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Head of private hospitals Sleiman Haroun to MTV: I thank the Minister of Health for his efforts, but the needs still exceed the available efforts, and I am unsure if the state as a whole can bear this burden
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Italian Prime Minister to Netanyahu: The attacks on UNIFIL forces in Lebanon are unacceptable
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Salloum to MTV: There are about a thousand closed pharmacies in the south, Bekaa Valley, and Dahiye, in addition to those that have been completely destroyed, and if we don't retrieve the medicines from them for redistribution, we cannot talk about enduring for 3 or 4 months
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Saloum to MTV: I call on the Red Cross, UNIFIL, the crisis management, and the government to develop a plan to retrieve medicines from the closed pharmacies in coordination with the syndicate and pharmacy owners
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Saloum to MTV: There are difficulties in importing medicines from abroad because the airport has been designated only for civilian flights, and the aid coming to Lebanon is not reaching the pharmacies
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