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Journalist Ali Chbib Injured in Israeli Drone Strike Lebanon
Ali Chbib is a journalist from Lebanon.
He was reporting on recent attacks in southern Lebanon.
A drone struck a parking lot in Nabatieh.
Chbib was injured in the strike.
The incident happened on September 6 at about 6 PM.
He works as a correspondent for Al-Manar TV.
The Committee to Protect Journalists said the strike injured him.
The group also warned that journalists face serious risks while doing their jobs.
Lebanese journalist Ali Chbib was injured in an Israeli drone strike in Nabatieh, southern Lebanon.
The strike hit a parking lot on September 6.
Chbib was covering recent Israeli strikes for the evening news.
The drone struck at around 6 PM, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
The Committee to Protect Journalists warned about risks facing media workers.
- Who
- Lebanese journalist Ali Chbib was injured; the Committee to Protect Journalists reported the incident.
- What
- An Israeli drone struck a parking lot where Chbib was covering recent strikes.
- Where
- Nabatieh, in southern Lebanon.
- When
- September 6, at around 6 PM.
- Why
- Chbib was covering recent Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon for the evening news.
Key facts
- Journalist
- Ali Chbib
- Occupation
- Lebanese correspondent
- Outlet
- Al-Manar TV, which is affiliated with Hezbollah
- Incident
- Israeli drone strike on a parking lot
- Date
- September 6
- Approximate time
- Around 6 PM
- Location
- Nabatieh, southern Lebanon
- Media safety warning
- The Committee to Protect Journalists warned of risks to media workers
Sources
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