WHO Says Health System in Gaza ‘At Breaking Point’, Warns of ‘Humanitarian Catastrophe’ Amid Israel-Hamas War

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the hospitals in Gaza are “at a breaking point”. Operating with just a few hours of electricity each day, they are being forced to limit depleting fuel reserves to continue with just “the most critical functions” in overcrowded areas. Acute shortages of medical supplies are adding up to the crisis, straining the response capacity as the Israel-Hamas war intensified. Releasing a statement, WHO said, “WHO warns that the health system in the Gaza Strip is at a breaking point. Time is running out to prevent a humanitarian catastrophe if fuel and life-saving health and humanitarian supplies cannot be urgently delivered to the Gaza Strip amidst the complete blockade.” Israel-Palestine War: Hamas Urges Gaza Residents Not To Leave Their Homes After Israeli Military Asks To Evacuate Within 24 Hours.

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