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Doctors Without Borders (Doctors Without Borders) announced on Wednesday that during the height of the shooting, forced to close the only medical center that was opened in the
Doctors Without Borders (Doctors Without Borders) announced on Wednesday that during the height of the shooting, forced to close the only medical center that was opened in the northern Gaza Strip.
“Military pressure forced MSF to close its last health centre in the north. “Doctors treated patients until intense gunfire forced them to leave.”– he explained in detail in his statement.
The MSF decision coincides with order for forced evacuation, “illegal under humanitarian law”, of the remaining population of Gaza Citythe Strip’s main city, which had already been forced to evacuate in October, in the early days of the war.
Currently on the North Strip Only Kamal Adwan hospital in Beit Lahia remains operational; and Indonesian hospital in Yabalia; but now in Gaza City, where Al-Ahly ceased its activities two days ago, there is nothing.
“We don’t know where to go. “Where to spend the night, where to take shelter or get food when all the bakeries are closed.”Suhail Habib, a Gaza-based worker for the organisation, said in a video published by MSF.
He Gaza’s health system has been completely destroyed by nine months of warSome 38,300 Palestinians have been killed and 88,000 injured, according to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry.
The ministry stated:
Dozens of medical facilities were damaged, more than 500 medical workers and specialists were killed, at least 310 of whom were arrested.
Of the 38 hospitals that existed in the sector before the war, 25 were completely destroyed or put out of order. and 13 continue to function only partially and experience serious problems with the supply of medicines, drinking water and fuel.
In addition, 64 of the 90 medical centres that had to be closed and 130 ambulances remained inoperative.
Gaza’s Health Ministry also says some 25,000 sick or injured Gazans need treatment abroad due to the collapse of the enclave’s health system, but only 6,645 have been granted permission to travel, and of those, 4,895 have already traveled.
EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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