MER-C Expands Medical Services to Southern Gaza, Serving Thousands of Patients Daily
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The Indonesian humanitarian organization MER-C is expanding its medical services to the southern Gaza region. According to a report by ANTARA News, the MER-C Indonesia Medical Center currently serves approximately 1,100 to 1,500 patients every day.
The medical facility complements MER-C's existing contributions in Gaza. With this service center in place, Gazans in need of healthcare can receive care closer to where they live. The services provided include care for patients who come in every day.
The expansion of these services demonstrates the active role of Indonesian volunteers and humanitarian organizations in helping communities affected by the health crisis in Gaza. Further details regarding the types of services and the number of medical personnel involved have not been explained in depth in the report.
This coverage illustrates how humanitarian aid from Indonesia continues to support Palestinians. The Indonesian public can keep track of MER-C's activities through official news sources.
Sources: ANTARA News
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