(3 Jun 2007)
Taamir
1. Army checkpoint outside Ein Hilweh refugee camp AUDIO of gunfire
2. People running and shouting in street AUDIO of gunfire
3. Troops at checkpoint, firing, Palestinian family running past checkpoint, fleeing Ein Hilweh refugee camp
4. Various troops firing in street
Taamir
5. Wide of street with smoke rising AUDIO of gunfire
6. Family running
7. Women and children hurriedly getting into car
8. Soldiers firing and falling back
9. Fire in road, pan to crouching soldier
10. Troops firing AUDIO of gunfire
11. Close-up of soldier firing AUDIO of gunfire
12. Wide of street with fire AUDIO gunfire
13. Close-up of soldier firing
14. Woman shouting next to car
15. Ambulance with sirens on
Nahr el-Bared camp
16. Various skyline shots (AUDIO: occasional shellfire), with rising smoke, damaged buildings
Beddawi Camp
17. Wide shot of damaged buildings with trees in foreground (AUDIO: occasional gun, shell fire)
18. Damaged to building (AUDIO: occasional gun, shell fire)
19. Wide of street traffic
20. List of people killed in Nahr el-Bared (around 16 names)
21. Child sleeping on floor
22. Ambulance
23. Various of doctor examining child inside ambulance
24. Wide inside nursery
25. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Khaled Zayteon, Nahr el-Bared Palestinian refugee:
"Everybody must help us to find a solution to our problem. Our children are suffering from disease now. I will speak frankly - we have had it with the situation."
26. Truck with aid supplies, boxes being unloaded
Beddawi Camp
27. Wide of news conference
28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Neil Sammond, Amnesty International:
"Currently we are particularly concerned about the fate and conditions of thousands of the civilians who remain inside Nahr el-Bared now. Among these we have many hundreds of handicapped people, of elderly people and women and children. Now they've spent two weeks in extremely difficult circumstances, under military attacks which often have been sustained, prolonged, intense, widespread and it appears often to have been indiscriminate."
29. Wide of news conference
STORYLINE:
Suspected members of a militant Islamic group fired a rocket-propelled-grenade at a Lebanese army checkpoint on Sunday near a Palestinian refugee camp close to the southern Lebanese city of Sidon, wounding at least five people, security officials said.
Three Lebanese soldiers and two Palestinian passers-by were wounded in the attack in Taamir, a residential area adjacent to Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp, hospital officials said, speaking on customary condition of anonymity.
Security officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorised to speak to the media, said the troops returned fire at the suspected Jund al-Sham militants.
An hour after the grenade attack, gunfire could still be heard near the camp on the southern outskirts of the city.
The officials said militants were shooting at army positions from the roofs of several buildings.
Hundreds of Lebanese and Palestinian civilians who live in Taamir and inside the camp were seen fleeing tense areas. Some took shelter in mosques, while others stayed in the streets in safer areas of Sidon.
The officials said the army was sending reinforcements to the area, and vehicles, including armoured personnel carriers, were seen rushing to Taamir.
Sultan Abuleinein, head of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' mainstream Fatah faction in Lebanon, told Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation television that his group would do its best to prevent the spread of violence to camps near Sidon.

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