Article Summary

Hospitals across Israel moved operations underground and canceled non-urgent procedures after Iran launched ballistic missiles at the country, prompting emergency measures to protect patients and staff. The article describes how medical facilities are adapting to ongoing attacks from Iran and Hezbollah, with clinics without shelters closing and personnel preparing for crisis conditions. It frames the situation as a necessary response to serious and immediate threats, though it doesn’t give details about the actual damage or casualties caused by the missile strikes.