Hundreds of mourners gathered in southern Lebanon to attend the funeral procession of three Civil Defense paramedics killed in recent Israeli strikes.
The coffins, draped in Lebanese flags, were carried on the shoulders of fellow paramedics in uniform, as they marched through the streets in a solemn farewell.
Family members and colleagues were seen weeping and paying their final respects, while others saluted the fallen workers who were part of emergency response teams.
The paramedics were killed while carrying out their duties during strikes in southern Lebanon, according to local reports.
Their deaths have added to rising tensions in the region, where ongoing cross-border violence has continued to affect civilians and emergency personnel.
The funeral procession drew large crowds, reflecting public grief and anger over the loss of humanitarian workers in conflict zones.
Officials and rescue teams emphasized the risks faced by medical and civil defense staff operating in active war areas.
The incident has renewed concerns about the protection of emergency responders under international humanitarian law.
As the situation continues, attention remains on efforts to prevent further civilian and humanitarian casualties in the region.
