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The occupation army demolishes residential buildings south of Khan Younis city in the south of the Strip
Occupation vehicles fire heavily in the vicinity of the desalination area east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip
The martyr Muadh Jamal Abu Nasira, one of the employees of Bani Suheila Municipality, who was killed as a result of an Israeli strike that targeted him near the Asdaa dump
, northwest of Khan Younis city, south of the Gaza Strip, this afternoon
Child injured by occupation gunfire while carrying water at his displacement site at Abdel Qader Al-Husseini School near Nasser Medical Complex west of Khan Younis.
A civilian was injured by occupation gunfire near Abu Rashid Pool in Jabalia camp, north of the Gaza Strip
Martyrdom of citizen Muath Jamal Abu Nasira, one of the employees of Bani Suhaila Municipality, in shelling from an Israeli drone northwest of Khan Younis city in the southern Gaza Strip
Martyrdom of Muath Jamal Abu Nseira, one of the employees of Bani Suheila Municipality, in a bombing by an Israeli drone near the Asdaa landfill, northwest of Khan Younis.
Israeli artillery shelling east of Gaza City
Martyr killed in a drone strike northwest of Khan Younis city, southern Gaza Strip
Critical injury from gunfire by the occupation army in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis city, southern Gaza Strip
Gaza Ministry of Health: The acute shortage crisis and the unprecedented collapse in essential laboratory capacities, which are the backbone of diagnosis and follow-up of the conditions of thousands of patients in all medical departments, have worsened.
Gaza Ministry of Health: ▪ The acute shortage crisis and the unprecedented collapse in essential laboratory capacities, which are the backbone of diagnosis and follow-up of the conditions of thousands of patients in all medical departments, have worsened. ▪ Medical laboratories are now living through a catastrophic reality and lack the most important requirements for the continuity of service, particularly chemical testing devices, which are considered the backbone of daily medical care. ▪ The laboratory system has suffered a devastating blow that led to the destruction of 52% of all devices and their complete removal from service. ▪ The devices that are still working are breathing their last, as 30% of them are worn out, highly prone to malfunctions, and completely lack spare parts, placing them at risk of total and sudden stoppage at any moment. ▪ The need has become critical and urgent to bring in modern laboratory devices as an immediate replacement for what was destroyed to ensure that the wheel of health care does not stop completely. ▪ The continuation of this crisis at its catastrophic levels is not merely a logistical crisis, but a direct sentence stripping medical teams of their most important diagnostic tools, which will have a serious and direct impact on patients' lives. ▪ We call for urgent and immediate intervention to bring in new laboratory devices and the necessary spare parts to save what can be saved before laboratory service stops completely.
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The occupation army demolishes residential buildings south of Khan Younis city in the south of the Strip
Latest News
Occupation vehicles fire heavily in the vicinity of the desalination area east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip
The martyr Muadh Jamal Abu Nasira, one of the employees of Bani Suheila Municipality, who was killed as a result of an Israeli strike that targeted him near the Asdaa dump
, northwest of Khan Younis city, south of the Gaza Strip, this afternoon
Child injured by occupation gunfire while carrying water at his displacement site at Abdel Qader Al-Husseini School near Nasser Medical Complex west of Khan Younis.
A civilian was injured by occupation gunfire near Abu Rashid Pool in Jabalia camp, north of the Gaza Strip
Martyrdom of citizen Muath Jamal Abu Nasira, one of the employees of Bani Suhaila Municipality, in shelling from an Israeli drone northwest of Khan Younis city in the southern Gaza Strip
Martyrdom of Muath Jamal Abu Nseira, one of the employees of Bani Suheila Municipality, in a bombing by an Israeli drone near the Asdaa landfill, northwest of Khan Younis.
Israeli artillery shelling east of Gaza City
Martyr killed in a drone strike northwest of Khan Younis city, southern Gaza Strip
Critical injury from gunfire by the occupation army in the Mawasi area of Khan Younis city, southern Gaza Strip
Gaza Ministry of Health: The acute shortage crisis and the unprecedented collapse in essential laboratory capacities, which are the backbone of diagnosis and follow-up of the conditions of thousands of patients in all medical departments, have worsened.
Gaza Ministry of Health: ▪ The acute shortage crisis and the unprecedented collapse in essential laboratory capacities, which are the backbone of diagnosis and follow-up of the conditions of thousands of patients in all medical departments, have worsened. ▪ Medical laboratories are now living through a catastrophic reality and lack the most important requirements for the continuity of service, particularly chemical testing devices, which are considered the backbone of daily medical care. ▪ The laboratory system has suffered a devastating blow that led to the destruction of 52% of all devices and their complete removal from service. ▪ The devices that are still working are breathing their last, as 30% of them are worn out, highly prone to malfunctions, and completely lack spare parts, placing them at risk of total and sudden stoppage at any moment. ▪ The need has become critical and urgent to bring in modern laboratory devices as an immediate replacement for what was destroyed to ensure that the wheel of health care does not stop completely. ▪ The continuation of this crisis at its catastrophic levels is not merely a logistical crisis, but a direct sentence stripping medical teams of their most important diagnostic tools, which will have a serious and direct impact on patients' lives. ▪ We call for urgent and immediate intervention to bring in new laboratory devices and the necessary spare parts to save what can be saved before laboratory service stops completely.