Health Ministry receives 14 ambulances
The Lebanese Ministry of Health announced that it has received 14 ambulances and medical supplies from Al-Ashbah Al-Husseiniyah Al-Muqaddasah in Iraq, as part of Iraq's support for Lebanon's health sector following damage to many ambulances due to the Israeli aggression. Minister of Health Rakan Naser al-Din expressed gratitude to Iraq and to Al-Ashbah Al-Husseiniyah, emphasizing that these aid efforts come in honor of the blood of the paramedics who were martyred while performing their duties, and to compensate for the shortage of ambulances that were destroyed or damaged. He added that the Iraqi support, under the directive of the religious authority of Ayatollah Sistani, reflects Arab solidarity with Lebanon. The first convoy of aid includes 14 new ambulances and medical supplies, with a promise of additional aid convoys in the future.
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