War has already displaced more than a million Lebanese

That translates to one in every seven people in the country

- BEIRUT

A displaced elderly man at a shelter in Sidon.

(AFP)

Fatima Nazha slept on the street for two days after she and her family fled their home in Beirut’s southern suburbs, following an Israeli mass evacuation order.

All of the schools the government turned into shelters were full, and the family couldn't afford a hotel or an apartment, so she and her husband eventually moved into a tent in the country’s biggest stadium while their children and grandchildren found shelter near the southern coastal city of Sidon.

Govt shelter for only 120,000