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More than 3,000 Hezbollah fighters have died in Syria, and another 4,000 have been injured.
Myriad details were addressed: Thailand flew ambassadors to the affected part of the country to help attend to the needs of their citizens, helped those who lost their money and passports return home, provided health care for the injured, set up systems to identify bodies, and dealt with the difficulties posed by shortages of body bags and the lack of cold storage facilities.
Eyewitnesses I spoke to said that many died or were badly injured struggling against the barbed wire that the rich had put between them and the sea.
Last year, Freeda was injured and a family member was killed in an attack during a vaccination drive.
Soon, one of the boys – only 13 years old – lies severely injured; he will have to be hospitalized.
The other two are injured as well.
Two of the assailants are injured in the course of the fight and arrested after seeking medical assistance at a hospital.
Veterans groups have used the Freedom of Information Act to discover the total number of injured – 15 times the number of fatalities.
If the women are injured or become undesirable, the men consider it acceptable to resell them.
Of course, with more than 2,200 Palestinians – mostly civilians – killed, over 10,000 injured, and thousands of homes, schools, mosques, and other structures destroyed, the war’s outcome can hardly be called a victory.
Since the current crisis began in February, more than 40 people have died, roughly 650 have been injured, and some 2,000 have been detained.
As I ponder the way forward, I cannot forget a young girl I met in Brazil, whose small hands were horribly injured and bleeding from plucking oranges.
Avatar and EmpireNEW YORK – Do nations have psychological processes – even Freudian processes, such as collective egos that can be injured, and repressed guilt feelings that can well up from the collective unconscious – just as individuals do?
Fifteen people were killed and many more injured in what is remembered as the Peterloo Massacre.
Several people have been killed, and many more have been injured.
A woman, Heather Heyer, was killed and 19 people injured when James Fields, a white nationalist, drove his car at high speed into a crowd of counter-protesters.
Egypt, meanwhile, experienced its worst terrorist attack in living memory, with more than 300 civilians killed and injured.
The blast instantly killed a father and his four-year-old daughter, and injured ten others.
And just weeks before the Thailand bombing, on August 13, air strikes on a school in Yemen’s northwestern Saada region killed ten children and injured about 30 more.
The prosecution in the Czech Republic of two 78 year old men (Milos Jakes, and Jozef Lenart), both veterans of the Soviet invasion of 1968, and the four-year-long trial in Vladivostok of Grigory Pasko, a Russian naval officer, suggest the earliest stages of a cycle where injured states respond to perceptions of betrayal with charges of treason.
The magnitude of the two attacks was, of course, very different – thousands were killed and major national landmarks destroyed in 2001, whereas the Boston bombing killed three people and injured roughly 260.
Last November, when Muslim zealots attacked a Coptic church in Alexandria, several Copts were injured.
Unofficial figures indicate that more than 1,000 people have been injured so far, and more than 1,000 have been arrested.
The truck left before the bomb hit, but 12 local villagers were killed and 14 were injured.
Terrorized TunisiaTUNIS – The recent terror attack on Berlin’s Christmas market – which killed 12 and injured more than 50 – cast a pall over this year’s holiday celebrations across Europe.
For nearly a year, the parents of the kidnapped girls have had to wake up every morning not knowing whether their daughters are alive or dead, whether they have been sexually violated, injured, or sold into slavery.
TOKYO – At least 38 people were killed and more than 200 injured by the recent crash of two high-speed trains near Zhenzhou in Zhejiang, a province in China.
Indeed, the police began firing into crowds of demonstrators, and have reportedly killed at least 70 and injured hundreds more.
The activist Yuri Verbitsky, a mathematical physicist, was abducted by five men in late January from a Kyiv hospital, where he had gone to seek treatment after being injured by a stun grenade at a demonstration.
Had the 14 crude bombs, which the FBI called “potentially destructive devices,” worked as intended, the bombmaker could have killed or gravely injured a who’s who of Trump adversaries.
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