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Doctors Without Borders Aid Worker Describes Treating Civilian Injuries in Lebanon War
An aid worker with Doctors Without Borders described treating severe injuries among civilians in Lebanon amid the recent war. Cases include a young woman who lost both legs and suffered kidney failure, and a migrant woman paralyzed after a family-killing strike. The accounts highlight the conflict's long-term human toll beyond fatalities.
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An aid worker with Doctors Without Borders treated a young woman who lost both legs during the war in Lebanon and later suffered kidney failure, @MarioNawfal reported. The same aid worker also treated a migrant woman who was left paralyzed after a strike that killed her family, according to the report.
These cases illustrate the war's long-term toll in Lebanon beyond the death count, as described by the aid worker.
The young woman's injuries progressed to kidney failure following the initial loss of both legs in the conflict.
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