Doctors Without Borders (MSF) condemned the recent explosions from Israel to the city Beirut in Lebanonturned the humanitarian situation into “chaotic”

In recent days, various explosions and bombings shook “densely populated” areas of southern Beirut, Doctors Without Borders said in a briefing note.

Affected people They had to leave their homes because of the bombing in the dark and with nothing; some on foot. Many remain stuck in their cars.

More than a thousand people died in Lebanon as Israel stepped up attacks on Hezbollah strongholds early last week.

This Saturday, the Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah confirms the death of its leader Hassan Nasrallah. Israel says it killed him yesterday in an intense bombing raid on the armed movement’s suspected headquarters in the southern suburbs of Beirut..

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“The situation is desperate and MSF teams are working tirelessly in the city, distributing water, hygiene kits and blankets. Thousands of people are fleeing. More than 500 schools are full. People are sleeping in their cars on the streets and hospitals are overflowing with wounded people.

Likewise, MSF notes that its teams They distributed 400 bags of essential items. in shelters, including hygiene materials and mattresses. The organization’s teams also provide water and provide psychological first aid.

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“Doctors Without Borders continues to assess needs and provide care,” he emphasizes.

As Israel’s bombing campaign continues in Lebanon, MSF reiterates its call for civilians and medical personnel are protected.