Iran medics describe overwhelmed hospitals as protests enter second week
Summary
Protests in Iran have entered their second week, leading to overwhelmed hospitals treating many injured protesters. Doctors reported that hospitals in Tehran and Shiraz are in crisis, lacking enough medical staff and resources to handle the emergency cases. At least 50 protesters and some security personnel have reportedly died since the protests began.Key Facts
- Protests in Iran have continued for two weeks.
- Hospitals in Tehran and Shiraz report being overwhelmed with injured patients.
- Some hospitals do not have enough surgeons to manage the large number of injured people.
- Reports indicate that 50 protesters and 15 security personnel have died.
- The internet in Iran is largely shut down, making it hard to verify information.
- International leaders have called for the protection of the right to peaceful protest.
- A letter from Iran to the UN blames the U.S. for escalating the protests.
- Iran's Supreme Leader defended the government's stance and actions in response to the protests.
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