WHO spokesperson to Al Jazeera: Bringing any medical equipment into Gaza takes a very long time, affecting patients.
WHO spokesperson to Al Jazeera:
▪Bringing any medical equipment into Gaza takes a very long time, affecting patients.
▪Fuel is needed to operate hospitals in the Gaza Strip and water stations.
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A bullet hits the window of the nursery ward inside Nasser Medical Complex west of Khan Younis.
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Shelling and gunfire continue… 5 martyrs and injuries since Sunday morning.
The martyrdom of the child Misk Hazem Al-Dalu, as a result of Israeli forces opening fire on the tents of the displaced in Al-Maghazi camp, in central Gaza Strip. Injuries, one of them serious, as a result of targeting a group of citizens near the Palestine Ambulance headquarters in Al-Rimal neighborhood, west of Gaza City. The martyrdom of the citizen Musa Abdul Muhammad Hamouda (24 years old), following the targeting of a group of citizens on Al-Rashid Street in the Al-Shاليhat area, west of Gaza City. The martyrdom of the child Tamer Shadi Subh by the occupation's bullets in the Tal Al-Dahab area of Beit Lahia town, northern Gaza Strip, and the injury of two other children with moderate wounds. The martyrdom of the young man Othman Al-Sous after succumbing to wounds he sustained two days earlier from the occupation's bullets in Beit Lahia town. The martyrdom of the citizen Wijdan Kamal Mahdi Sharab (28 years old), by the occupation's bullets in Al-Sikka Street, east of Khan Younis city.