War in Lebanon: Most people 'are severely traumatised', CARE country director says

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CARE's Lebanon country director, Michael Adams, stated that most Lebanese are severely traumatized due to a fragile ceasefire with constant infractions. This ongoing instability prevents people from having confidence in the peace, making daily life a perpetual challenge.

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Lebanon's country director for the charity CARE has told FRANCE 24 that life for the Lebanese is a perpetual challenge that people have to overcome. Michael Adams says the ceasefire there is very fragile, and the constant infractions mean people don't have confidence in it.

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