Lebanon death toll reaches 3,042 since early March

At least 3,042 people have been killed in Israeli attacks across Lebanon since March 2, Al Jazeera reports citing the latest figures from the Lebanese health ministry.

Another 9,301 people have been wounded over the same period.

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