Prisoners Reject Food Amid TB Concerns

The article discusses the ongoing hunger strike by 544 Lebanese prisoners, who have been refusing food and medication for 21 days in protest against the suspension of the general amnesty law. This has led to the deterioration of the health of 55 inmates, including some in critical condition who have been transferred to hospitals. There are warnings of a potential outbreak of tuberculosis among the prisoners due to the strike. The protesters are calling for the urgent provision of "KN95" masks, emphasizing that the death toll could rise if prisoners are not released in accordance with the amnesty law.

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