Indian Embassy : Following the recent event of air strikes and explosives in communication devices, the Indian Embassy in Beirut issued an advisory note on Wednesday strongly warning against travel to Lebanon until further notice.
“As an update of the warning issued on 1 August 2024 and in regard to recent events and escalations in the area, Indian nationals are advised against travel to Lebanon awaiting further announcement,” the Indian Embassy’s statement added.
They have also encouraged Indian nationals staying in Lebanon to leave their homes as soon as possible, as well as to exercise “extreme caution” and stay in touch with the Embassy, which must remain here due to the developing situation.
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Indian Embassy said
“All Indian nationals in Lebanon must leave fast. Those who remain for any reason should exercise great caution, limit their movements, and stay in touch with the Embassy of India in Beirut via our email address: cons.beirut@mea.gov.in or an emergency cellphone number +96176860128,” the embassy said.
Earlier on September 24, the Lebanese health department announced that Israel’s recent attack on Lebanon had resulted in at least 558 deaths, according to Al Jazeera.
The Lebanese health authority revealed that 50 of the 558 people died in IDF attacks were children, while 1,835 were wounded.
Notably, Israel continued to strike Hezbollah locations in Lebanon, while the Iran-backed terrorist group fired rockets at Haifa, Nahariya, the Galilee, and the Jezreel Valley overnight and Tuesday morning.
According to the Israel Defence Forces, the Air Force targeted around 1,600 targets in southern Lebanon and the Beqaa Valley, including missile launchers, command stations, and other terror infrastructure, some of which were within civilian homes.
Other Hezbollah targets were damaged by Israeli fire and tanks in the border towns of Ayta ash Shab and Ramyeh.
According to the IDF, 210 rockets were fired towards Israel on Monday. Several Israelis were treated for shrapnel wounds, self-injury on their route to refuge, and panic attacks.
They have also encouraged Indian nationals residing in Lebanon to leave as soon as feasible. They also warned individuals to exercise “extreme caution” and stay in touch with the Embassy, which will continue to operate in the face of the deteriorating circumstances.
According to Israel Defence Forces, the Air Force struck around 1,600 targets in southern Lebanon and the Beqaa Valley, including missile launchers, command stations, and numerous militant infrastructures, some of which were within civilian homes.
Israeli fire and tanks struck Hezbollah positions in the border towns of Ayta ash Shab and Ramyeh. The IDF reported that 210 missiles launched for Israel on Monday. Several Israelis were treated for shrapnel wounds sustained while finding refuge, as well as panic attacks.
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