Displaced Lebanese flee again as strikes hit evacuation route
Thousands of civilians in southern Lebanon who had returned home under a ceasefire are being displaced again following fresh evacuation orders, Al Jazeera reported.
A local community leader in the Tyre District said about 75 percent of residents had gone back to their homes before being forced to flee once more.
The report said civilians attempting to leave were caught in heavy traffic when a missile struck a roadside coffee stand at a main roundabout, killing at least one person and injuring others.
Many residents described scenes similar to the early days of the war, fleeing with limited belongings as violence continues despite the truce.