Gaza Ministry of Health: We have received official reports from several accredited transport companies announcing the complete suspension of services as of today, Sunday, 8 November 2026
Gaza Ministry of Health:
▪ We have received official reports from several accredited transport companies announcing the complete suspension of services as of today, Sunday, 8 November 2026, due to the worsening financial crisis and the non-payment of their dues, in addition to a large number of buses going out of service as a result of repeated breakdowns and the shortage of spare parts, oils and tires.
▪ We warn of serious and unprecedented consequences that may threaten hospitals and primary health care centers as a result of the worsening crisis of transporting teams and medical personnel to their workplaces, threatening the suspension of urgent and life-saving medical services.
▪ We confirm that the stoppage of staff transport movement will impede the arrival of doctors, nurses and technicians to their hospitals, indicating the possibility of an almost total paralysis in vital departments, operating rooms and intensive care units.
▪ We place the concerned authorities and international and relief institutions before their humanitarian responsibilities and call on them to intervene immediately to address the crisis of transport companies’ dues and provide the necessary logistical and operational needs to ensure the continued operation of transport means and preserve what remains of the health system’s ability to withstand.
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