Israel deprives 12 children in the intensive care of milk

Published December 14th, 2023 - 08:58 GMT
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A Palestinian boy who was wounded in an Israeli strike on a compound housing a UN school in Jabalia refugee camp in the northern Gaza Strip, waits for treatment at the Kamal Adwan hospital in Beit Lahia. (Photo by MAHMUD HAMS / AFP)

ALBAWABA - The Ministry of Health in Gaza released a new statement sharing the latest developments in Gaza amid Israeli aggression since Oct. 7, media reported on Thursday.

In its latest statement, the Gaza health authorities declared a horrific situation in Kamal Adwan Hospital, North Gaza. It said that Israeli forces have deprived children in the intensive care of getting milk.

In details, the health ministry said that 12 children who are in the intensive care unit are in danger after the Israeli forces prevented them from getting milk.

The ministry also said that occupation forces at Kamal Adwan Hospital are banning the medical teams from providing healthcare to ten injured people in the emergency department, which has led to the deaths of two of them so far.

Nevertheless, it mentioned that the medical teams in the hospital were forced to gather the wounded and the intensive care children on the second floor only and are depriving them of "water, food, electricity, and movement between departments."

In addition, over 70 of the medical staff and the injured, including the hospital director, Dr. Ahmad al-Kahlout are still in the custody of the Israeli army.

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