35 martyrs as a result of the occupation massacres in Gaza Strip during the past 24 hours
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that during the past 24 hours, the Israeli occupation committed 4 massacres in the Gaza Strip, the victims of which reached hospitals as 35 martyrs and 130 wounded.
The Ministry said in a statement today: “The number of victims of the ongoing occupation aggression on Gaza Strip for the 258th day has risen to 37,431 martyrs and 85,653 wounded, while a number of victims are still under rubble and on the roads, and ambulance as civil defense crews cannot reach them.”
The Ministry pointed out that it is working at a minimum in the northern Gaza Strip due to the occupation preventing the entry of medicines, medical supplies, and fuel, indicating that it is trying to restart vital departments in the Al-Shifa Complex and the Indonesian Hospital.
The Ministry indicated that 98 percent of the children in the Gaza Strip do not have access to safe drinking water and depend on less than 3 liters of water per day, while about 3,500 children have contracted chronic diseases and are at risk of death due to malnutrition and the lack of necessary medical care.
The Ministry said in a statement today: “The number of victims of the ongoing occupation aggression on Gaza Strip for the 258th day has risen to 37,431 martyrs and 85,653 wounded, while a number of victims are still under rubble and on the roads, and ambulance as civil defense crews cannot reach them.”
The Ministry pointed out that it is working at a minimum in the northern Gaza Strip due to the occupation preventing the entry of medicines, medical supplies, and fuel, indicating that it is trying to restart vital departments in the Al-Shifa Complex and the Indonesian Hospital.
The Ministry indicated that 98 percent of the children in the Gaza Strip do not have access to safe drinking water and depend on less than 3 liters of water per day, while about 3,500 children have contracted chronic diseases and are at risk of death due to malnutrition and the lack of necessary medical care.