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Lebanon hospital ejects wounded Syrians: Activist - Region - World - Ahram Online
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A Lebanese hospital has “forcibly” ejected 30 Syrians patients wounded in violence in their country, an activist said on Monday, while the hospital said they were discharged over unpaid bills.

“The Alameddin hospital in Minieh threw out 30 wounded Syrians from Qusayr” on Sunday, Khaled Mustafa, director of an office helping refugees in northern Lebanon, told AFP.

The hospital, in northern Lebanon, has hosted dozens of Syrians from the town of Qusayr, a former rebel stronghold that fell to government troops last month, prompting an exodus of residents.

L’Université américaine de Beyrouth (AUB) publie sur son site une intéressante collection de rapports d’activité de l’asile (Hospital for the Insane) d’Asfouriyeh, de 1898 à 1960.
►http://ddc.aub.edu.lb/projects/saab/asfouriyeh/annual-reports/index.html

The Lebanon Hospital for the Insane (later Lebanon Hospital for Mental Diseases, finally the Lebanon Hospital for Mental and Nervous Disorders) was started by Theophilus Waldmeier in 1898 at Asfouriyeh in the foothills of Mount Lebanon just east of Beirut. This collection of annual reports and appeals from the Saab Medical Library of the American University of Beirut covers most of its years of operation.