At least five people, including a nine-year-old girl, were killed in Gaza by Israeli drone attacks and gunfire. The Health Ministry reported the deaths, with one child killed by gunfire in Al-Bureij camp and four others by a drone strike in Gaza City. Israel stated it targeted "terrorist infrastructure."
The US and Iran have exchanged strikes, with the US hitting 90 military targets and Iran reporting 14 deaths. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has dramatically decreased, with numbers falling to single figures daily. Iran's foreign ministry denounced the US strikes as a "grave war crime".
The US and Iran engaged in reciprocal strikes, with the US hitting 90 military targets and Iran reporting 14 deaths. Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has dramatically decreased, with daily traffic down significantly. The conflict escalates following the collapse of a recent ceasefire agreement.
The US and Iran have exchanged strikes for a second consecutive night, leading to a significant decrease in maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. The US reported hitting 90 military targets, while Iran stated 14 people have died and retaliated against US assets in multiple countries.
The US and Iran have engaged in retaliatory strikes for a second consecutive night, leading to a significant decrease in maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran reports 14 fatalities and numerous injuries, while the US claims to have hit 90 military targets. The conflict escalates following the death of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.
The Iranian Health Ministry reported that US strikes on July 8-9 resulted in at least 14 deaths and 78 injuries across five provinces. 47 individuals remain hospitalized.
Palestinians in Gaza are dying while waiting for medical evacuations due to lengthy security checks, limited crossing days, and host country acceptance issues. Amina Abu al-Kas died before her paperwork was finalized, one of 300 such deaths since the ceasefire. Thousands more await treatment abroad.
Hundreds of Palestinians, including Amina Abu al-Kas, have died in Gaza waiting for medical evacuations. Delays are attributed to lengthy security checks, limited crossing days, and restrictions on medical supplies, leaving thousands in critical need of treatment abroad.
Spain reported 1,029 excess deaths in June attributable to heat, following a five-day heatwave with temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius. This made it the second-hottest June on record and the highest heat-related mortality for the month since 2015.
Three people died from suffocation near Mexico City's Angel of Independence landmark as thousands celebrated Mexico's World Cup victory over Ecuador. Emergency teams attended to the unconscious, with a 44-year-old man, a 19-year-old woman, and a 48-year-old woman confirmed deceased.
South Korea's Health Ministry canceled a public debate on covering hair loss treatment under national health insurance after facing criticism for prioritizing it over severe and rare diseases, amid concerns over strained insurance funds.
Lebanon's Health Ministry reported 4,230 civilian deaths and 12,179 wounded since military escalation began March 2. Despite a June 19 ceasefire, Israel continues violations, with seven killed in Nabatieh since June 23. Rescue teams also found 29 bodies in southern areas.
France confirms its first Ebola case in a doctor returning from a humanitarian mission in the DRC, where an outbreak of the Bundibugyo strain is complicated by conflict and has led to 1,048 confirmed cases and 267 deaths as of June 21.
Lebanon's Health Ministry reported 4,106 civilians killed and 12,153 wounded between March 2 and June 21 due to military escalation. Recent Israeli airstrikes in Nabatieh killed 49 and wounded 32.
The Indian government has banned 16 Fixed Dose Combinations (FDCs) of drugs, citing a lack of therapeutic justification and potential risks outweighing benefits. The prohibition, effective immediately, covers various categories including dermatological, analgesic, antispasmodic, and antibiotic formulations.
Lebanon's health ministry reported at least 68 deaths and 128 injuries from Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon over the past day. The total death toll since March 2 has reached 3,980, with 12,001 injured, despite a ceasefire.
Israeli airstrikes in Nabatieh and southern Lebanon killed 28 people in the past day, bringing the total death toll since March 2 to 3,912. The Lebanese Health Ministry reported the use of phosphorus munitions and ongoing fires, with civilian casualties still being verified.
An Israeli drone strike in Gaza City killed three Palestinians, including one identified as Abdul Jawad Abu Lebn. Meanwhile, eight countries condemned escalating Israeli settler violence in the West Bank, including attacks on mosques.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 1,007 Palestinians have been killed in the Gaza Strip due to Israeli military actions since the ceasefire began. Additionally, 3,165 residents have been injured. The total casualty count since October 2023 has reached 73,018.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported Wednesday that 1,005 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli military operations in Gaza since a ceasefire with Hamas was agreed upon last October. Near-daily strikes, shelling, and gunfire continue in the besieged enclave. An Israeli strike in Khan Younis killed two Palestinians and wounded six.
The Gaza Health Ministry reported that 1,005 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli operations since a ceasefire was reached with Hamas in October. Recent strikes in central Gaza and Gaza City, as well as an incident in Khan Younis, contributed to the toll. Israel stated it targeted a "terrorist" in Khan Younis.
The Lebanese Health Ministry reported that Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed 58 people in the past day, bringing the total death toll to 3,884 since March 2. The attacks focused on Nabatieh and Iqlim al-Tuffah, areas where Hezbollah operates. The number of casualties may increase as rescue operations continue.
India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has mandated that all syrups, including cough syrups, are now prescription-only. This regulation requires a doctor's prescription to purchase any syrup formulation from pharmacies, aiming to regulate their sale.
Declassified US intelligence documents reveal the Pentagon spent over $11 million on designing, building, and equipping biological labs in Ukraine. Black & Veatch was the main contractor, with significant funds allocated to the Central Reference Laboratory and diagnostic labs in Zakarpatye and Kherson regions.
