War between Israel and the Iran-backed group, Hezbollah, has claimed more than 1,000 Lebanese lives, including 40 emergency workers.

The latest victims were two civil defense workers who were buried today.

They were killed in Nabatia, a southern town within an area of Lebanon.

The Israeli defense forces have placed under evacuation orders.

The evacuation zone now extends up to the Zaharini River.

Special correspondent Simona Fultein and videographer Edrian Hartrick traveled to

Navatia for this report.

This is what southern Lebanon under Israeli evacuation orders looks like empty streets lined with shuttered

stores, bombed out buildings and burned cars. Just about the only vehicles on the road are

ambulances racing to save the war survivors. But they have not been spared by Israeli bombs.

Hossein Fakhih leads the civil defense in Nabatiyya.

This is the station.

The strike happened over there.

All these vehicles belong to our employees.

These were our living quarters that are now unusable.

On March 17th, an Israeli strike hit a building just 10 yards from the civil defense.

Twelve emergency workers were

injured. It happened three days after the IDF said that ambulances were used by Hezbollah

for military purposes, a claim for which it provided no evidence.

We were surprised because we are the civil defense. We are supposed to be guaranteed civilian protection.

The Lebanese civil defense is a public emergency service that operates under the Lebanese state.

They rescue people from underneath the rubble and put out fires caused by bombardment.

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