Dr Ashraf al-Qidra of Shifa hospital in Gaza City says medical supplies are running out and the hospital's electricity generator will soon be turned off. He called for the opening of a safe passage to allow fresh medical supplies through.
To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Hospitals in Gaza are ‘running out of medicine and generator fuel’ as doctors prepare to turn wounded patients away. More than 700 people have been killed and 4,000 injured after Israel launched launched a barrage of missile strikes in response to Hamas’ unprecedent attack.
Palestinian children injured in Israeli strikes are brought to a hospital, in Gaza City Hospitals are starting to run out of medicine and fuel ‘We need a safe passage to receive medical supplies to Gaza. And to be able to take the wounded people from Gaza elsewhere to get them hospitalised. ‘The coming hours are very sensitive and may be very shocking to all the health sector and for all people.
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