Gaza: WHO Appeals for Massive Aid Influx Ahead of Winter
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The representative of the World Health Organization (WHO) in Palestine stressed that Israel ' s obstacles to the entry of medical equipment and medicines into the Gaza Strip had exacerbated the health disaster, pointing to the fact that one child died every day during the ceasefire.
'Every extra day in storage or in transit brings medicines a day closer to expiry, an equipment closer to being damaged before it ever reaches the person who needs it,' says WHO representative
HEADLINE HEALTH SYSTEM IN GAZA STILL ON THE BORDER OF COLLAPSE HEADLINE WHO: Medical supplies for Gaza wait an average of 74 days for Israeli approval SUBTITLE The World Health Organization warns that no hospital in Gaza is fully functional, while medical equipment is often rejected without explanation Large quantities of medical supplies intended for Gaza are waiting an average of […]
The World Health Organization (WHO) reported that medical supplies destined for Gaza take an average of 74 days to be approved by Israeli authorities. Reinhilde Van de Weerdt, the WHO's representative in the Palestinian territories, stated that even after initial approval, some shipments are rejected, adding that there is not a single hospital operating at full capacity in Gaza.
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Global Diaspora NewsGaza: WHO appeals for massive aid influx ahead of winter
Repeated delays in bringing lifesaving medicines, prosthetics and more from Israel into Gaza risk having devastating consequences on Palestinians who urgently need them in the war-torn enclave, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday.
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