A pharmacist and a homesick lifestyle blogger: The 'alarming' civilian cost of war in Iran
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“Parastesh Dahaghin was a young pharmacist killed in an explosion while she was at work.”
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“Berivan Molani was in bed when debris from an air strike in Tehran struck her head.”
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“For more than three weeks, Tehran and other cities have been pummelled by US and Israeli airstrikes - with thousands of targets hit across the country.”
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“Eilmah Bilki, aged 3, reportedly died a day after being injured in the western town of Sardasht.”
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“Parastesh Dahaghin was at her pharmacy in Tehran's Apadana neighbourhood when the nearby building of an IT company was struck, according to the Iran Human Rights Documentation Center.”
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“The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) has so far recorded more than 1,400 civilian deaths, 15% of them children.”
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“A missile strike on a primary school in the southern town of Minab at the start of the war is reported to have targeted a nearby military base.”
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“The World Health Organisation (WHO) has now verified more than 20 attacks on health care facilities, with reports of many more.”
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“The BBC has verified footage of several damaged hospitals, including the 17-story private Gandhi hospital in Tehran.”
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“Dr Hashim Moazenzadeh stated that bombs being used are extremely large and there is a very high number of civilian casualties.”
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