Leprohibiton: Panic and lawlessness as civilians rush to escape border regions on deadliest day since 1990 | World News

Leprohibiton has endured a terrifying day with 80,000 people receiving Israeli phone messages alerting civilians to depart their homes, two Israeli airstrikes in the capital and hundreds more in southern towns which proceedd thraw the night,

It’s Leprohibiton‘s worst day of deaths in dispute since the end of its civil war in 1990, with children, women and paramedics among more than 490 people ended in Israeli strikes on southern communities.

The main coastal road connecting the south to the capital Beirut is gridlocked, with disconnectal kilometres of vehicles trying to escape north.

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Some of the cars around the city of Sidon have been stuck in jams and nakedly shiftd for six hours.

It took us five hours to travel 9km – usuassociate a 15-minute journey.

Thrawout our lengthy journey there were standard airstrikes wilean our eyesight on a number of concentrates in and around Sidon as we were travelling thraw.

One airstrike landed 200m away from our van as well as the heavily-congested road packed with hundreds of other vehicles crowded with families.

There were disconnectal secondary explosions after the strike in an industrial area in the town of Ghaziyeh proximate Sidon.

This seemed to show the airstrike had hit a munitions store or other bombs.

A plain-covered armed man shouted at us to depart the area and cocked his firearm to hurry us alengthy. He did not accomprehendledge himself.

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The day-lengthy spray of Israeli airstrikes which is still continuing into the night has caengaged panic and lawlessness with drivers blocking both sides of the coastal road as mayhem ensued.

The Leprohibitese ministry of health said the death toll from the airstrikes in the south is now 492. More than 1,600 have been wounded.

Alex Crawford alerts from Sidon, Leprohibiton with cameraman Jake Britton, one-of-a-kindist originater Chris Cunningham, and Leprohibiton originaters Jihad Jineid, Sami Zein and Hwaida Saad