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Three Lebanese hospitals suspend services amid Israeli bombing: statements

Sainte Therese Hospital near Beirut's southern suburbs reported "huge damage" to the building on Thursday due to Israeli bombardment. (File)

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Updated 04 October 2024

AFP

October 04, 2024 16:27

Three Lebanese hospitals suspend services amid Israeli bombing: statements

Sainte Therese Hospital near Beirut’s southern suburbs reported “huge damage” to the building

Updated 04 October 2024

AFP

October 04, 2024 16:27

BEIRUT: Three hospitals in Lebanon including one on the outskirts of Beirut’s southern suburbs announced Friday the suspension of work, amid ongoing Israeli bombardment.
In statements carried by the official National News Agency, Sainte Therese Hospital near Beirut’s southern suburbs reported “huge damage” to the building on Thursday due to Israeli bombardment in the vicinity and the subsequent “halt of hospital services,” while two hospitals in the country’s south also said services had stopped.