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Gaza Child Burn Victim's Care Hindered by Israeli Aid Restrictions
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A six-year-old Gaza girl, Masa Yassin, is experiencing treatment difficulties for severe burns due to Israeli restrictions on Doctors Without Borders. The aid group cannot import necessary supplies, including materials to make a new mask for the child. Israel has reportedly barred the organization's imports and international staff from entering Gaza.
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- A six-year-old Gaza girl, Masa Yassin, requires a new mask for severe burn treatment.
- Doctors Without Borders cannot make the mask due to Israeli import bans.
- Israel has barred Doctors Without Borders from importing supplies and staff into Gaza.
- Yassin suffered severe burns when her family's tent caught fire in July.
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