Gaza Border and Crossings Authority: 295 passengers left the Gaza Strip during one week, compared to the return of 242 passengers.

Gaza Border and Crossings Authority:

◾ 295 passengers left the Gaza Strip during one week, compared to the return of 242 passengers.

◾ Among those who left were 137 patients and 158 companions, with no medical evacuation cases recorded.

◾ The departing passengers were distributed between 243 passengers to Egypt and 52 to Jordan, while 242 passengers returned from Egypt.

◾ One arrest case was recorded and two passengers were sent back.

◾ Rafah Crossing was opened for 3 days and closed for 4 days, while the passenger-specific Kerem Shalom Crossing was opened for one day and closed for 6 days.

◾ The commercial Kerem Shalom Crossing operated throughout the seven days of the week, compared to the closure of the Zikim and Kssufim crossings throughout the period.

◾ 1149 trucks entered the Gaza Strip through Kerem Shalom Crossing, including 808 commercial trucks, 305 aid trucks and 36 fuel trucks.

◾ The fuel trucks were distributed as 25 diesel trucks, 9 gas trucks and two gasoline trucks.

◾ The trucks included 756 trucks of food supplies and foodstuffs, 277 trucks of consumer goods and household utensils, 59 trucks of shelter and relief supplies, 13 trucks of medical and health supplies, 4 trucks of fodder and seeds, and 4 sewage vehicles.