Doctors and emergency workers have reportedly been working continuously for many hours, trying to stabilize patients and manage the growing number of casualties arriving from affected neighborhoods.
At the same time, damaged infrastructure has made it more difficult to transport the injured. Traffic congestion and blocked roads have slowed ambulances traveling across the city.
Residents seek shelter and safety
Many families in Tehran have begun spending long hours in underground parking areas, basements, or other locations considered safer during air raids. Some residents have temporarily left the capital to stay with relatives in smaller towns outside the city.