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UK sends £10m to assist Lebanon’s most weak as extra flights booked for Britons to go away

By Editorial Board Published October 4, 2024 5 Min Read
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UK sends £10m to assist Lebanon’s most weak as extra flights booked for Britons to go away

The British authorities is offering £10m to Lebanon to assist those that have been displaced and impacted by the present battle within the Center East.

The humanitarian help, introduced on Friday, will go in direction of supporting probably the most weak communities in Lebanon to fulfill their fundamental wants.

It should additionally assist present schooling and little one safety providers to greater than 5,000 of probably the most weak and marginalised kids who can’t be in class.

Among the cash will go in direction of supporting the Lebanese authorities to develop extra inclusive, sustainable and accountable social safety techniques, the Overseas Workplace stated.

Greater than 1.2 million Lebanese have been displaced by Israeli assaults, in line with authorities within the nation.

Almost 2,000 are reported to have been killed over the previous yr – most prior to now two weeks as Israel retaliates towards Hezbollah assaults.

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A medical help cargo from the WHO and UN refugee company arrived in Beirut on Friday. Pic: Reuters

Improvement minister Anneliese Dodds stated the funding will assist to “address the rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation, providing relief for people displaced by the continuing violence”.

She added: “This lifesaving help is significant, however not a long-term resolution. The one method to actually tackle the rising humanitarian disaster is a direct ceasefire adhered to by either side.

“We continue to urge British nationals in Lebanon to leave immediately.”

The UK authorities has chartered two flights thus far to carry British nationals to the UK after Sir Keir Starmer first instructed Britons in Lebanon to “leave immediately” on 25 September.

On Wednesday, greater than 150 British nationals and dependents touched down in Birmingham, whereas one other flight landed on Thursday as considerations mount over how lengthy the capital’s airport can stay open.

The Overseas Workplace stated a “limited number” of further flights had been chartered, whereas Lebanon’s Center East Airways additionally continues to function from Beirut.

About 700 UK troops and Overseas Workplace and Residence Workplace employees, together with Border Drive officers, have been deployed to Cyprus in case an emergency evacuation is required.

Smoke and flames rise over Beirut's southern suburbs after a strike, amid the ongoing hostilities between Hezbollah and Israeli forces, as seen from Sin El Fil, Lebanon, October 3, 2024. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh

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Smoke and flames rise over Beirut’s southern suburbs after a strike by Israeli forces on 3 October. Pic: Reuters

An airplane takes off at Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport as smoke rises over Beirut's southern suburbs after a strike, amid the ongoing hostilities between Hezbollah and Israeli forces

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Airstrikes close to Beirut airport have raised considerations it might not have the ability to stay open for for much longer

In a single day, Israel carried out airstrikes on Beirut once more, with some hitting near the capital’s worldwide airport, which sits on the border of the Dahieh suburb, a Hezbollah stronghold.

The Israeli army on Friday ordered greater than 30 cities and villages in southern Lebanon to evacuate instantly, following the identical order for a number of different areas over the previous few days.

At the least 9 folks have been killed in an Israeli airstrike on a block of flats in Beirut in a single day into Thursday, together with seven Hezbollah-affiliated civilian emergency staff.

The World Well being Organisation reported 28 well being staff have been killed prior to now day in Lebanon.

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Rescue staff ‘focused’ by Israel

“We are definitely coming under specific attack,” he stated.

“We have had 40 ambulances which have been completely destroyed,” he stated, including: “On top of that 24 rescuing stations have been hit – just in this area.

“They have been all focused straight and I am simply talking about our organisation.”

However they vowed to hold on their important work and never be intimidated into leaving.

The Israeli Defence Forces media workplace didn’t reply to requests for a touch upon the accusations.

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