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Situation updates
Impact of ongoing airstrikes
• In the past 24 hours, multiple areas across the country have been affected by continued hostilities, resulting in casualties and significant damage to infrastructure.
• On 11 March, a strike hit the seafront area of Ramlet alBaida in Beirut, where displaced families had been sheltering in tents along the Corniche, resulting in several civilian casualties.
• Overall, hostilities have intensified across several areas of Lebanon, reaching 1,623 (DRM, 12 March 2026).
• The impact is particularly severe in locations hosting displaced families, where repeated evacuation orders are forcing people to move again within short periods. Areas such as Haret Saida and Tyre (recently receiving displaced families) also came under new evacuation orders, forcing at least 570 people to leave a collective shelter and many residents to flee their homes. Some families reportedly spent the night in open areas due to the lack of shelter options.
• Evacuation orders have also expanded to hard-toreach border villages, including Alma el Chaab and Rmeich, prompting further displacement, with roughly 250 displaced people from Rmeich relocating to Tyre. On 10 March, local authorities and UNIFIL coordinated evacuation convoys from Alma el Chaab, underscoring mounting concerns for civilians in high-risk border areas (OCHA Flash Update #6).
Casualties and injury overview
• MoPH reported a cumulative number of casualties since 2nd March has reached 2,461 including 687 deaths and 1,774 injuries as of 3:00pm on March 12, 2026. Fig 1.
• Out of the total injured, 51% (908) were treated at Emergency room as outpatient, 39% (693) admitted to regular wards and 10% (173) admitted to ICU.
• The majority of fatalities and injuries occurred in Nabatiyeh (697 injured, 289 deaths), followed by the South (631 injured, 235 deaths), and Mount Lebanon (233 injured, 59 deaths), Additional cases were reported across other governorates. Fig 2.
• Of the total casualties, 80% (1142 injured, 537 death) were male, and 20% (328 injured, 62 death) female, Fig 3.
• Of the total casualties, 16% are children (304 are injured and 98 are dead). Fig 4.
• Nationality data shows that 90% were Lebanese, 7% Syrian/Palestinian, and 3% from other nationalities, Fig 5.
Displaced people and shelters
• As of 12 March 2026, DRM reported a total of 822,600 self-registered displaced individuals, of whom 128,200 (33,200 families) are residing in 596 collective shelters across the country.
• The highest concentration of shelters is in Beirut and Mount Lebanon, with several facilities already overcrowded.