Beirut: The Public Health Ministry's Emergency Operations Center announced on Monday that a recent Israeli strike on the town of Kfar Remman in the Nabatieh district resulted in significant casualties. The attack on a residential house led to the death of eight individuals, including a child and two women, while injuring eleven others, among them four children, two women, and a paramedic from the Islamic Health Organization.

According to National news agency - Lebanon, a separate strike on a vehicle in Kfar Remman resulted in the death of a paramedic from the Al-Risala Scouts and injured two additional members from the organization. The statement from the Public Health Ministry highlights the severe implications of these actions, emphasizing that such attacks constitute grave violations of international humanitarian law. The statement underscores the critical need for the protection of medics and children, as stipulated by international law, during conflicts.