MER-C Indonesia Expands Medical Aid in Gaza with New Health Center
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The Indonesian humanitarian organization MER-C is expanding medical assistance for residents of Gaza, Palestine. The organization has opened a new health center to help people who need healthcare services.
The new health center is designed to provide basic medical care to civilians. Healthcare services in Gaza remain very limited due to the long-running conflict. Many hospitals and health facilities have been damaged, making it difficult for many residents to get treatment.
Through this program, MER-C hopes to help more patients, especially children, women, and the elderly. The assistance also includes support for local medical personnel working under difficult conditions.
MER-C's activities in Gaza demonstrate Indonesia's active role in providing humanitarian aid in conflict areas. Indonesian citizens can also support this assistance through donations and official information from the relevant organization.
Sources: RRI.co.id
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