South Lebanon buildings suffer 1.38B damage
The United Nations Development Programme and the National Council for Scientific Research in Lebanon conducted a rapid assessment at the end of April, estimating that the total direct damages to buildings in southern Lebanon resulting from the Israeli aggression amount to approximately $1.38 billion. This includes the complete destruction of over 11,000 buildings and the injury of more than 17,000 housing units. Additionally, there has been partial damage to 2,242 buildings and 5,219 housing units, as well as minor intrusions into 9,311 buildings and 18,282 housing units. The assessment covers damages solely to buildings and utilizes AI technology and satellite imagery; however, it does not include damages to underground facilities or vital infrastructure. These damages come amid ongoing Israeli aggression against Lebanon, which has so far resulted in over 4,100 deaths and around 12,100 injuries.
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