AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWar on Lebanon’s hospitals: In Tyre, all three historic city hospitals have been hit since March. A strike near Hiram Hospital wounded 10 staff (sixth time the area has been targeted), while earlier attacks around Jabal Amel and other facilities killed and injured medical workers. Lebanon’s health ministry reports 3,711 martyrs and 11,483 wounded since March 2, with 132 healthcare workers among the dead. Care access in Lebanon: ConvenientMD Urgent Care opened in West Lebanon with nine exam rooms and X-ray services, aiming to run daily 8 a.m.–8 p.m. and offer labs, ECGs, vaccinations, and more. Mental health snapshot: A WHO-based ranking puts Lebanon among the highest depression-rate countries in 2026 (6.12%), alongside Syria, the UK, and Ukraine—highlighting how conflict and economic strain can worsen population wellbeing. Humanitarian support: Jordan sent a mobile bakery to Lebanon capable of producing about 70,000 loaves of bread daily, as aid needs rise amid displacement. Regional health pressure from conflict: Ongoing strikes across southern and eastern Lebanon continue to disrupt medical operations and increase casualties, keeping hospitals and responders under direct threat.
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