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    Over 300 people have been killed in Lebanon since the conflict began, including an estimated 30% of deaths being children. More than 860 people have been wounded. An estimated 500,000 people have been affected by the conflict in Lebanon so far. 66,500 internally displaced people are sheltering in schools while it is estimated that 115,000 third country nationals remain in Lebanon. The humanitarian situation is worsening with widespread destruction of public infrastructure and a disrupted supply chain that may only provide a 1-3 month food supply.

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    Over 300 people have been killed in Lebanon since the conflict began, including an estimated 30% of deaths being children. More than 860 people have been wounded. An estimated 500,000 people have been affected by the conflict in Lebanon so far. 66,500 internally displaced people are sheltering in schools while it is estimated that 115,000 third country nationals remain in Lebanon. The humanitarian situation is worsening with widespread destruction of public infrastructure and a disrupted supply chain that may only provide a 1-3 month food supply.

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    Over 300 killed in Lebanon conflict, including 30% children

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    Over 300 people have been killed in Lebanon since the conflict began, including an estimated 30% of deaths being children. More than 860 people have been wounded. An estimated 500,000 people have been affected by the conflict in Lebanon so far. 66,500 internally displaced people are sheltering in schools while it is estimated that 115,000 third country nationals remain in Lebanon. The humanitarian situation is worsening with widespread destruction of public infrastructure and a disrupted supply chain that may only provide a 1-3 month food supply.

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    Lebanon "Over 300 people have reportedly been killed (30% of which

    are children, according to UNICEF), and over 860 wounded.


    OCHA Situation Report No. 1
    OCHA Sitrep No. 1
    Issued 20 July 2006

    In Lebanon SITUATION
    TURKEY Killed: 300 reported
    0 10 20 Rene Mouawad
    Wounded: 860 reported Humanitarian situation worsening with widespread
    Halba
    Kilometers Conflict-affected people: 500,000 (approx.) destruction of public infrastructure. Est. 500,000
    60,000 Bhannine Children affected: 200,000 (approx.)
    evacuated 140,000 Tripoli conflict-affected people. Est. 115,000 Third Countries
    CYPRUS IDPs sheltering in schools: 66,500
    Qattin Hermel
    In Israel Nationals (TCNs) still in Lebanon. Humanitarian
    Zgharta Killed: 29 reported
    Mediterranean LEBANON ASH SHAMAL Wounded: 200 reported assessments impaired by insecurity and destroyed
    Sea SYRIAN Batroun Amioun Bcharre infrastructure. WFP ground teams estimate 1-3 month
    ARAB REP.
    LEBANON
    ISRAEL food supply, but supply chain almost completely disrupted.
    West Bank y
    JORDAN Jbal e
    l AL BIQA'
    ACTION
    An Nabh
    Baalbek UNICEF conducting limited in-country assessments of

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    JABAL

    a
    Jonie LUBNAN Yabrud
    temporary shelters for IDPs. UNHCR pre-positioning
    V
    BEIRUT
    Beirut Rayak
    Mediterranean Baabda Rayak (military) emergency shelter material in Jordan and Syria. UNIFIL
    Beirut
    a

    Zahle
    Rafic Hariri providing humanitarian support but freedom of movement
    a

    INTL Aaley
    Bhamdoun In Beqaa Valley significantly restricted. OCHA deploying small coordination
    Sea
    q

    30,000 displaced
    support team to work with UN Country Team. ICRC
    e

    3/4 of IDPs living with host family


    emergency supplies reached Lebanon on 18 July. ICRC
    B

    Hurnah
    Joub Jannine
    Sada Ain Zebde Duma and Lebanese Red Cross Society (LRC) active since first
    Jezzine Rachaya Damascus Mulayhah day of crisis. 500 emergency volunteers and 200
    'Aqraba
    ambulances mobilized. Mobile clinics providing care to
    Hasbaya
    Nabatiye IDPs.
    Sur NABATIYE Marjayoun
    (Tyre) SYRIAN ARAB Datum: WGS84.
    AL JUNUB Camp Faouar Map data sources: UN Cartographic Section, Schma Directeur d'Amnagement du Territoire
    UNIFIL
    REPUBLIC Libanais, Global Discovery, Arcworld, public media sources compiled by UNOSAT,
    UNDOF World Aero Data.
    Al Qunaytirah
    Naqoura Bent Jbal
    Bezet Camp International Boundary
    Ziouani
    Nahariyya Boundary of former
    Lohame HaGeta'ot ISRAEL palestine mandate
    Railroad
    Bustan HaGalil Nawa National Capital
    Akko Major Road
    Haifa Shefar'am Lake Populated Place
    Tiberias Tiberias UN Mission
    Giv'at HaMore Built-up area
    Mizpa UN Mission

    JORDAN
    Airport Headquarters Created by the ReliefWeb Map Centre
    Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
    The names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations. United Nations - 21 July 2006

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