(29 Oct 2024)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sidon, Lebanon – 29 October, 2024
++NIGHT SHOTS++
1. Various of people and rescuers gathered by destroyed buildings with bulldozers working
2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmed al-Teryaqi, Sidon resident:
"We were sitting and all of a sudden we heard a missile, when it hit the building, it came down, then a second missile hit and a second building came down and the one next to it too. You can see the scene in front of you. They have no mercy and no faith."
3. Various of people and rescuers gathered by destroyed buildings with bulldozers working
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmed al-Teryaqi, Sidon resident:
"This area doesn’t have officials or people belonging to different political parties or anything. This area has displaced people and civilians who are from here, there’s no one. Why are they striking people? Where is our country? Where are Arab and foreign countries? Where are they?"
5. People on roof of destroyed building
6. Civil defence and ambulance vehicles on the scene
7. Bulldozers by destroyed building
8. Civil defence and ambulance vehicles on the scene
9. Zoom in to strike site from top view
STORYLINE:
Lebanon’s Health Ministry said on Tuesday at least five people were killed in the two strikes in Sidon while 33 others were wounded.
A third strike targeted another building in the area within a few hours, the National News Agency reported.
The target of the strike was also not clear and the Israeli army gave no warning prior to the strike.
Sidon resident, Ahmed al-Teryaqi said "we were sitting and all of a sudden we heard a missile, when it hit the building, it came down, then a second missile hit and a second building came down and the one next to it too."
Earlier in the day, the Israeli military had issued evacuation orders for 16 villages in South Lebanon, instructing residents to move north of the Awali River; however, there was no warning issued prior to the strikes in Sidon.
AP video by Mohammad Zaatari and Mustapha El Baba
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