Morning light reaches Beirut with its familiar calm, but inside hospitals another rhythm quietly unfolds. Every patient, every treatment, and every decision reflects the importance of resources that often go unnoticed until they begin to disappear.
The World Health Organization has warned that several Lebanese hospitals could soon run out of essential trauma medical supplies. The shortage includes medical kits containing antibiotics, anesthetics, and emergency treatment materials needed for critical care.
Healthcare workers continue serving patients while carefully managing the remaining supplies. Hospitals are coordinating with humanitarian organizations to maintain emergency services for as long as possible.
The WHO said additional medical assistance is needed to prevent disruptions in lifesaving treatment. International partners are continuing efforts to deliver new shipments and support the country's healthcare system.
Although challenges remain significant, hospitals continue operating while emergency planning and humanitarian coordination move forward.
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