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Gaza Hospitals Face Shutdown Amid Critical Fuel and Oil Shortages
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First reported by Arab48 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Gaza's Ministry of Health warns of imminent hospital shutdowns due to critical shortages of fuel, generator oils, and spare parts. Ongoing generator failures threaten essential medical services, with hospitals relying on these machines since electricity cuts began in October 2023.
- 01Gaza hospitals face shutdown due to critical fuel and oil shortages.
- 02Generators are failing, threatening vital medical services.
- 03Hospitals need 2,500 liters of generator oil monthly.
- 04Restrictions limit entry of fuel, oil, and spare parts.
- 05Gaza accuses Israel of violating aid and fuel agreements.
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