Published 09/19/2024 12:08:37 p.m.

Middle East: Lebanese authorities, dead in yesterday's explosions rise to 25

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Milan, Sept. 19 (LaPresse) - The Lebanese Health Minister said that 25 people were killed and more than 600 injured in the walkie talkie explosions that occurred yesterday across Lebanon. Firass Abiad told reporters that the injuries were more serious in yesterday's attack than those on Tuesday, as the walkie-talkies were larger than the pagers that exploded the day before. Of the 608 people injured, 61 remain in intensive care, Abiad said, addi…

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Middle East: Lebanese authorities, dead in yesterday's explosions rise to 25

Milan, Sept. 19 (LaPresse) - The Lebanese Health Minister said that 25 people were killed and more than 600 injured in the walkie talkie explosions that occurred yesterday across Lebanon. Firass Abiad told reporters that the injuries were more serious in yesterday's attack than those on Tuesday, as the walkie-talkies were larger than the pagers that exploded the day before. Of the 608 people injured, 61 remain in intensive care, Abiad said, addi…

09/19/2024 12:08:37 p.m.

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