Israeli strike targets ambulance in south Lebanon, paramedic killed
Israeli strike targets ambulance in south Lebanon, paramedic killed An Israeli air strike targeting an ambulance in southern Lebanon killed one paramedic and wounded two others early on Monday, according to local media reports. The paramedic, identified as Ali Shahrour, was killed while the vehicle was being driven in the town of Kfar Rumman in Nabatieh governorate. Emergency teams were…
In a tragic incident on Monday, an Israeli air strike hit an ambulance in southern Lebanon, resulting in the death of paramedic Ali Shahrour and wounding two others, according to reports from Middle East Eye. The paramedic was reportedly killed while the ambulance was en route in the town of Kfar Rumman within Nabatieh governorate.
Emergency services swiftly responded to the scene, transporting the casualties to a local hospital. Despite a ceasefire in place, Israeli strikes and shelling have escalated in southern Lebanon recently, with at least seven fatalities, including two women, and 20 others injured on Sunday alone.
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