Lebanon's hospitals may run out of vital medical supplies within days, says World Health Organization
GENEVA, April 9 (Reuters) - Some of Lebanon's hospitals could run out of life-saving trauma medical kits within days as supplies near depletion following mass casualties from large-scale Israeli strikes over the past day, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.
"Some of the trauma management supplies were in short (supply) and we may run out in a few days," Dr Abdinasir Abubaka, the WHO's representative in Lebanon told Reuters.
The life-saving trauma kits include bandages, antibiotics and anaesthetics to treat patients who sustained war-related injuries, he said.
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