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Death Toll from Israeli Aggression Against Lebanon Rises to 1,021

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Beirut, March 20 (QNA) - The death toll from the ongoing Israeli aggression against Lebanon, which began on March 2, has risen to 1,021, with 2,641 wounded.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health, in its daily report issued by the Health Emergency Operations Center on the developments of the Israeli aggression against Lebanon, stated that among the dead are 118 children, 824 men, and 79 women. The number of wounded includes 370 children, 1,856 men, and 415 women.

The Ministry also clarified that among the victims are 40 killed and 119 wounded healthcare workers, noting that a number of hospitals, medical centers, and vehicles have been targeted. (QNA)

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