Fatemeh Mohajerani, the government spokesperson, announced the latest statistics in a video interview, saying that a total of 216 women, 198 people under the age of 18, and 11 children under the age of five have been martyred from the attacks. The youngest victim was an eight-month-old baby who martyred in Robat Karim, while the youngest injured person is a four-month-old infant.
Mohajerani also highlighted the damage inflicted upon medical facilities, stating that 21 emergency units have been damaged, with three completely destroyed. The number of healthcare workers who have died has reached 12.
The government spokesperson outlined economic measures aimed at bolstering key sectors. A comprehensive decree has been issued to support companies involved in food and healthcare provision. Automatic loan repayments have been extended, and repayment deferrals have been implemented.
Furthermore, the government has increased the credit ceilings for priority manufacturing units and suspended penalties for bounced checks. Efforts are also underway to expedite import processes, including automatic renewal of import orders and licenses, and the facilitation of the clearance of essential goods without requiring SATA codes. Import exemptions have been granted for ambulances and road construction machinery.
The government is prioritizing the procurement of essential raw materials and equipment. The Ministry of Industry, Mines and Trade has been tasked with developing plans to secure intermediate materials and essential goods.