The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) released an update on the situation in Lebanon in which it stated that by March 20, civilians in Lebanon continue to be impacted by the ongoing military hostilities, hindering the safe return of displaced families and delaying the delivery of humanitarian assistance. In details, OCHA reported that as of March 20, the number of fatalities from the conflict has reached 4,267, while 17,579 have been injured. In addition, 961,209 individuals have returned to their cadaster of origin as of March 20, while 96,037 individuals remain displaced. Furthermore, OCHA reported that some 112,000 people have returned from Syria since November 27. The report also mentioned that since October 7, 2023, 17 primary health centers and/or dispensaries in addition to one hospital were closed. In the same vein, 46 water facilities were damaged while four schools were shut down and are currently being used as shelters. The report noted that 99,000 housing units and 2,192 hectares of agricultural land were partially/fully damaged according to the World Bank. Finally, OCHA revealed that 73.8% (~$314.39 million) of the $425.7 million 2024 flash appeal requested by the United Nations has been received so far and that $47.13 million (12.7%) of the 2025 flash appeal have been received.