Summary
In Tehran, Iran, families celebrated Sizdah Bedar, a cultural holiday, amidst ongoing U.S. and Israeli attacks. A nearby children's hospital held activities to support sick children unable to join the celebrations. The hospital, though unaffected by strikes, experienced fewer patient numbers due to safety concerns.
Key Facts
- Sizdah Bedar is a day for Iranian families to celebrate in nature.
- The celebration occurred despite U.S. and Israeli military activities in Iran.
- Families gathered in Pardisan Park, Tehran, for the event.
- A children's hospital in Tehran organized activities for sick children.
- Hospital staff used donations and personal funds to run events.
- The hospital has fewer child patients now compared to before the war.
- Nearby hospitals have been affected by strikes, but this one has not.
- Some parents are taking their children to facilities in other cities for safety.
