The mayor of the town of Kfardebian, Wassim Muhanna, denied the rumors of an Israeli attack on the village of Faqra, explaining how an Israeli plane passed by, a small metal object fell from it and hit the mountain between Faqra and Kfardebian.
2024-09-28 06:22:00
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Inside the operating rooms, and in the corridors of the different departments, those injured by Israeli bombing are distributed in intensive care, recovery rooms, emergency rooms, and others. Hospitals in the south, as well as in the Bekaa, which bear the greatest burden of casualties as a result of the continuous bombing, are trying to resist and continue their battle on the earth by rescuing the wounded and wounded.
The mad party that Israel has been leading for more than a week has not weakened the resolve of the medical teams and the health sector, which are still standing with their abilities and fatigue to continue the work they have Fatigue, Fatigue, and Continuity This is how the situation of conflict hospitals trying to deal with all health issues can be shortened, especially after they reach their maximum capacity.
Repeating the Gaza scene?
Due to the impact of these events, it should be noted that the air attack carried out by the Israeli army was aimed near the Nabih Berri Government Hospital in Nabatieh, less than 100 meters from its parking lot, since the attack caused great damage. to the hospital departments, and a state of panic and tension between patients and medical and nursing staff there.
The biggest concern is turning hospitals into battlefields, as happened in Gaza, and this is the tragedy!
Hospitals have so far been successful in absorbing the impact of the war according to the health plan, but there is something that the head of the Syndicate of Private Hospitals, Suleiman Haroun, fears in his interview with “An-Nahar”, that is that the war drags on for weeks, and that the attacks will continue, as we have been seeing for days. Then we will reach a stage where medical staff will become tired and exhausted and unable to continue their work, regardless of the capacity of hospitals, because we know full well that capacity has limits human, and that medical teams cannot continue to carry out continuous operations in this. mode for a long time.
Therefore, the health plan includes sending the wounded and cases to other areas to relieve pressure on first-line hospitals, while there is continuous coordination between hospitals to manage cases. movement As Haroun points out, we can still absorb the situation.
In this context, it is clear that what the Lebanese hospitals saw during the explosion of builders and wireless communication devices is not comparable to any other health event. The challenges were great and difficult, the operations were complex and continuous, and most cases required years of medical examination and subsequent operations. The health department had barely caught its breath when it found itself in a battle that was not so strong, with continuous airstrikes that resulted in hundreds of martyrs and thousands of wounded and injured people.
Likewise, Haroun admits that “what we saw in the explosions of builders and wireless communication devices is not comparable to what we experienced in the war of July 2006. Rather, it is not valid compared to done, because the issues that arose from the explosion of callers It caused complex and multifaceted situations in One organization, and it requires years of continuous treatment and operations Also, the influx of 3,000 cases within half an hour means an event in itself that is difficult to understand. “
The concentration of injuries and the crowd of people in front of the entrance to the American University of Beirut (An Nahar)
Reduction of medical staff
The General Director of Dar Al Amal Hospital, Dr. Ali Allam, and the CEO of the Private Hospitals Syndicate share the same concerns. He spoke to “An-Nahar” about what worries him, noting that “the biggest concern is the lack of medical teams that work day and night.” We fear that things will become more difficult if something happens that prevents other health teams from arriving. the hospital, with the doctors and nurses present in the hospital unable to continue their work.” “Performing their duties as a result of prolonged harassment.”
In addition to this situation, Allam says that “the hospital is ready to receive cases, and we have not yet reached the maximum capacity. The situation is under control and there are no difficult cases, mostly -some of them are considered moderate, and all of them have medical supplies and medicines available, and they have no fear of being stopped.”
The Israeli aircraft did not spare several areas, including the city of Baalbek in the Bekaa Valley, which was subjected to missile attacks and bombings that resulted in the death of many and the wounding of many civilians. Dr. Abbas Shukr, General Director of Baalbek Government Hospital, confirms that “the injuries that arrived at the hospital were minor or fatal, meaning that the victims were killed.” “
Therefore, we did not see many cases, and most of them were mild and did not require hospitalization. The situation is still under control, but we are against an enemy that does not recognize any controls, and all conditions are on the table. We saw what he did in hospitals in Gaza and in the south today, so we do our duty and the rest is “up to God.”
The influence of geographical location
The pressure on some hospitals may be much less than others, depending on their location and the strength of the bombing in the area.
The director of the Nabatieh Government Hospital, Dr. Hassan Wazna, does not hide the great challenges that the hospital faced, especially with several injuries and martyrs. It is true that the number of injured people exceeds the capacity of the hospital, both in terms of the number of beds and operating rooms, but the medical team managed to deal with the crisis and “did their duty properly” .”
During one insane bombing, the hospital received 18 martyrs and 182 wounded, whose injuries ranged from moderate to critical.
In front of the perimeter of Nabih Berri Hospital in Nabatieh (An-Nahar)
Critical care emergency
As a result of three days of madness Nabatieh Hospital reached its maximum capacity, according to what the head of the intensive care department, Dr. Hassan Abu Abbas, confirms, when he says, “The intensive care rooms all become full, and all matter is there. attached to artificial respiration.”
According to the description of Abu Abbas, “Things were terrible, and we could not operate on some of the wounded due to the great pressure in the operating rooms. God help us if things like this continue.”
Everyone says that the main problem is the arrival of a large number of casualties at the same time, and this is what made doctors divide the crisis into several stages to evaluate on the condition of each patient before transfer to the appropriate department.
The operating rooms see continuous work day and night, according to what has been confirmed by the head of the Department of General Surgery at the Nabatieh Government Hospital, Dr. Mokhtar Marwa, who explains that “necessarily some of the injuries to more than one operation, and to more than one organ, as a result of the common injury to which they were exposed.”
Marwa said: “The types and types of injuries vary, but most of the cases we have seen include abdominal injuries, limb amputations, chest injuries, internal organ fractures , abdominal bleeding, liver and kidney injury, and others.”
In conclusion, it is clear that the first goal now for this southern hospital is to stabilize the medical issues so that they can be transferred to other hospitals. Thus, keeping the hospital fully prepared to receive new emergency cases. This is the reality of the Nabatieh Hospital today, a bee that does not stop, and doctors who continue to treat the wounded and save them, even if the situation stops them all.
2024-09-27 05:53:00
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Al-Marsad Sports: Journalist Abdul Rahman Al-Hamidi revealed the truth about what was reported about the departure of the player Hassan Timbukti from the ranks of Al-Hilal to participate in a professional experience in Europe.
When he appeared on the program “Bara 18”, Al-Hamidi said: It is not true that Hassan Tempakti will go professionally in the footsteps of Saud Abdul Hamid.
Al-Hamidi said that Al-Hilal did not negotiate with Aoun Al-Salouli, the player of Al-Taawoun.
2024-08-27 00:14:03
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Al-Marsad Newspaper: The head of the Kuwaiti Artists Syndicate, Nabil Al-Failakawi, revealed the accuracy of what was circulated about the time of the video that shows the artist Abdullah Al-Ruwaished with a young man with Down syndrome.
Al-Failakawi said in a statement to “Erm News” that the video is old, and has nothing to do with the recent health crisis that Al-Ruwaished went through.
Al-Failakawi pointed out that the news circulating about Al-Ruwaished’s improved health is inaccurate, stressing that his health condition remains unstable. He asked the followers of Al-Ruwaished to pray for him due to his current health condition.
It should be noted that a source close to the artist explained earlier that Al-Ruwaished’s health condition had become very difficult, and that he could not control his facial expressions due to stroke.
News from New Zealand: Aotearoa is one of the last countries in the world where dog racing is still allowed for betting enthusiasts – for now.
Spain has bullfights, Kiwis have greyhound racing: a highly profitable form of animal cruelty with a long tradition and apparently high entertainment value, both of which are becoming increasingly controversial. New Zealand is one of the last six countries in the world where dog racing is still permitted for betting enthusiasts. Will the final bastion of Anglo-Saxon leisure culture fall there too?
Greyhounds were originally bred to hunt hares and game. The races are brutal. Since 2021 alone, there have been thousands of injuries, hundreds of broken bones and 26 fatal accidents. In one previous season, euthanasia was even necessary 67 times on race days. This May, two runners had to be put down again after they had collided with each other at the dog racing track in Christchurch and broken their bones at top speeds of up to 80 kilometers per hour.
A petition by the animal welfare organisation Safe, which received 37,000 signatures three years ago, led to a warning from above – but racing continues even after four official investigations. Pressure is growing on Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to finally abolish the “blood sport”. But Greyhound Racing NZ counters: “Greyhounds love to race. There is no reason to ban the sport.”
So Winston Peters is called into action again. The right-wing swashbuckler and head of the national populist party NZ First, already notorious as foreign minister, is also the minister for racing – and in this role is known as a friend of the horse and dog lobby. But that is not the full extent of the greyhound dilemma. Since there are so many battered racing animals in New Zealand, the global adoption trade in the discarded survivors is now flourishing. This year, for the first time, 14 greyhounds were packed onto a plane and flown to Chicago – a new relocation program by Greyhound Racing NZ. There, the battered early retirees are placed with foster families.
For animal rights activists, the controversial “American Rehoming Project” is further proof that dog racing has had its day: it leaves so many victims behind that they are disposed of abroad. But the whole thing is even more precarious. Since the adoption program began, there have been accusations that it is not only a humanitarian gesture, but also a prohibited animal export.
Among the retired dogs named Replica Rascal, Big Time Rita and Spending Frenzy, there were also three others heading for Chicago who had apparently never taken part in a race: Norman, Smokey and Lily. Does Peters know about them too? The minister fended off uncomfortable questions from the press: “It’s my turn, OK?” Nobody knows exactly how. Perhaps from filling out betting slips at the bookmaker.
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Regarding the rumors of her retirement from the arts, which have been widely reported in the past, she said: “The rumor of my retirement from acting has been come to me for a long time, because there are lies in the whole world and we have people inside. the medium that says things from below, and when it is nominated for an artist or artists, someone comes out to stop the issue.
She continued: “It happened to me that a non-Egyptian representative tried to reach me and they told him that Amira Fathi had resigned. What reassures me is that if God wants something for me, it will happen.” (she has)
