The Public Health Ministry's Emergency Operations Center issued a statement this afternoon, announcing that the Israeli enemy's raid on Barja resulted in the initial death toll of four persons and the injury of fourteen others. On the other hand, the Ministry of Public Health renewed its warning to media outlets and social media websites against making arbitrary calls to head to hospitals to donate blood, as this would confuse rescue and emergency work and impede the speed of movement at a time when there is no need for additional blood units at this stage. It added that there is a clear mechanism coordinated with the Red Cross to secure blood units as quickly as possible and to the right places when needed. Source: National News Agency - Lebanon
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