Among the wounded were not only civilians but also health workers, the Iranian Ambassador Mojitba Amani, and Hezbollah fighters. The explosions, especially near Hizbul terrorists, caused substantial damage and chaos, prompting the Lebanese government to urge the public to dispose of their pagers. Additionally, reports indicated that radios and transmitters were also affected by the blasts.

The Lebanese government expressed suspicion of Israel’s involvement in the attacks, leading to heightened tensions in the region. High alert was declared across Lebanon following the incidents. The explosions were particularly severe in the Bekaa Valley, where numerous ambulances rushed the injured to hospitals. Local authorities labeled this as a significant security breach, exacerbating the already tense situation with Israel.

The aftermath of the explosions reverberated through Beirut, where panic and chaos ensued in various areas. Despite the speculations and suspicions, the Israeli government remained silent on the matter. The timing of these blasts, following rocket attacks by Houthi terrorists on Israel, raised concerns about escalating tensions and potential motives behind the attacks.

Iran, deeply affected by the incidents, issued a warning about the possibility of similar attacks by Israel within its borders. The explosions have underscored the volatile nature of the region, with implications for broader conflicts such as the escalating tensions between Israel and Hamas in Palestine.

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Millions of acres of crops, including horticultural crops, have been flooded and damaged, resulting in significant losses for the agricultural community. The impact on farmers is staggering, with 2,34,000 farmers in the state facing losses. Additionally, the poultry industry has been hit hard, with around 60,000 chickens perishing in the floodwaters.

The floodwaters have also claimed the lives of 275 cattle, damaged 22 sub railway stations, and left 3,973 kilometers of roads in disarray. Ponds, canals, and various infrastructure have been flooded, exacerbating the challenges faced by the affected population.

As the rescue and relief efforts intensify, 45,369 people are seeking shelter in 214 relief camps across the state. The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) teams, along with helicopters and boats, are working tirelessly to assist those in need.

The Meteorological Department has issued warnings of more heavy rains in the region, with a low-pressure system in the Bay of Bengal expected to bring further downpours. An orange alert has been issued for specific districts, highlighting the imminent threat of heavy to very heavy rains and strong winds along the coast.

In a recent update, the state government revealed that the Krishna river is experiencing a significant flow of water, adding to the challenges posed by the ongoing weather conditions. The situation remains critical, and the authorities are on high alert to mitigate the impact of the relentless rains and floods.

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