Two years after the explosion of pager devices in Lebanon, the results of a new medical study have clarified the human and therapeutic dimensions of this attack. Researchers state that eye injuries were the most common and severe wounds resulting from these explosions, with a significant number of women and children among the victims. The accounts of survivors also indicate that the consequences of this incident continue to cast a shadow over their daily lives, extending beyond the moment of the explosion.
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Two Years After the Pager Explosions in Lebanon; Wounds That Have Yet to Heal
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September 22, 2026
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Two years after the pager explosions in Lebanon, a new medical study reveals the severe eye injuries suffered by many victims, particularly women and children. The ongoing impact of this incident continues to affect the daily lives of survivors.
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