The death toll from Israeli attacks on Lebanon over the past three days has risen to 27, with 69 injured, including children, women, and medics. This provisional toll was reported by the Health Emergency Operations Center, with Monday's figures still subject to change.
The center reported that as of Monday, September 7, in Kfar Remen, there were 12 deaths and 10 injuries. The number of fatalities from a targeted house increased to 11 after three of those injured — a child and two women — succumbed to their injuries.
The attack on the house resulted in 11 deaths, including two children and four women, and eight injuries, including three children and a medic from the Health Authority. An airstrike on a vehicle in the same town claimed the life of a scout medic and injured two others.
On Sunday, September 6, the final toll was 11 dead and 26 injured. In Arabsalim, two women were killed, and six others, including two young girls, were injured, while four women were hurt in Kfar Remen.
In Nabatieh Fawqa – Fahreddine Stop, two airstrikes led to the deaths of two individuals and injuries to five others, including journalists. Eight individuals were injured in Hayy Al Rahbat, among them a child and two women, with two others injured, including a child, in Nabatieh Tahta. Nabatieh Fawqa recorded seven deaths and one injury.
On Saturday, September 5, one injury was noted in Zawtar Al Gharbiyeh.
During the night of Friday-Saturday, four deaths and 32 injuries were reported. In Nabatieh, one person was killed, and three others, including a woman, were injured. In Kfar Remen, two people died, and an 18-year-old woman was killed in Mifdoun, with nine injuries, including three women and two children.
Two were injured in Nabatieh Fawqa, one person in Kfar, and Ramadiyeh in the Tyre district recorded 16 injuries, including three children, four women, and six medics, with one injury reported in Ain Al Tineh in Western Beqaa.
The Ministry of Health data highlights a broadening scope of attacks over recent days from Nabatieh and its district to Tyre and Western Beqaa, with injuries among children, women, and medics noted.