Gaza Health Ministry Warns of Collapse of Hospitals and Primary Healthcare Centres
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The Gaza Health Ministry has warned of serious consequences threatening the continued operation of hospitals and primary healthcare centres in the Strip. The ministry said that shortages of fuel, medicines and medical supplies are making it increasingly difficult to provide services to patients and the injured.
The ministry explained that a number of hospitals are operating with very limited capacity, and that some departments have stopped receiving cases due to poor equipment. It also pointed out that medical staff are under great pressure because of the rising number of patients and wounded.
The Health Ministry stressed that it urgently needs support from international organisations and relevant bodies to secure fuel and medical supplies. It called for humanitarian aid to be allowed to enter without obstacles to ensure the continuity of essential health services for the population.
The health situation in Gaza remains under close watch by humanitarian organisations, which are monitoring the ability of hospitals to continue operating in the coming period.
Sources: الخبر اليمني
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