Country: Lebanon Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Please refer to the attached file. HIGHLIGHTS High-intensity airstrikes across Beirut’s southern suburbs and southern/eastern Lebanon have resulted in at least 886 deaths and 2,141 injuries. Over 1 million people are displaced, majority outside formal shelters. Overcrowding, inadequate WASH conditions, and exposure to harsh weather are exacerbating vulnerabilities and public health risks. Expanded displacement orders now cover ~14% of Lebanon’s territory, triggering repeated displacement, and increasing fear among civilians. Continued attacks on civilians, healthcare, and civilian infrastructure underscore the urgent need to respect international humanitarian law, ensure protection of civilians, and safeguard humanitarian access. Situation Overview Airstrikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs, as well as on villages across southern and eastern Lebanon, have continued at high intensity. The human toll continues to mount. As of 16 March, the Ministry of Public Health reports at least 886 people killed and 2,141 injured since the escalation began, including 111 children among the fatalities and 332 children among the injured. Civilians, especially women, children, and other vulnerable populations, continue to bear the brunt of the ongoing hostilities. Attacks impacting civilian infrastructure, including health facilities, continue to raise serious concerns. To date, the number of incidents affecting healthcare facilities has been increasing daily, resulting in the deaths of 30 healthcare workers while on duty. This is further constraining the health system’s capacity to respond to growing needs. Such incidents highlight the mounting strain on critical services and the increased risks faced by medical personnel attempting to provide life-saving care. On 16 March, at least 2 paramedics were killed, and one was injured due to dual Israeli attacks in Kfarsyr, Nabatieh district, and one paramedic wa