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APAwire - APA wire CLIENTS ONLY, Dair EL-Balah- 13 May 2024. Palestinians patients undergo dialysis at Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir Al Balah, Gaza Strip. The hospital offers treatment to more than 700 internally displaced Palestinians from northern and southern Gaza suffering from kidney failure. While patients in Gaza used to receive dialysis treatment on an average of four-hour sessions three times per week, doctors at Al-Aqsa hospital confirm that patients in need of dialysis can currently only receive treatment in the form of a two-hour session once a week. More than 35,500 Palestinians, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry.
- 01 Sound (Arabic): The mother of the child, Mohammad Adham Al-Ramlawi.
- 02 Sound (Arabic): Jamal Youssef, A kidney patient.
- 03 Sound (Arabic): Zaki Abu Amra, Nurse.
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ESTRICTION SUMMARY: APA wire CLIENTS ONLY SHORTLIST: APAwire - APA wire CLIENTS ONLY, Dair EL-Balah- 13 May 2024. Palestinians patients undergo dialysis at Al-Aqsa Hospital in Deir Al Balah, Gaza Strip. The hospital offers treatment to more than 700 internally displaced Palestinians from northern and southern Gaza suffering from kidney failure. While patients in Gaza used to receive dialysis treatment on an average of four-hour sessions three times per week, doctors at Al-Aqsa hospital confirm that patients in need of dialysis can currently only receive treatment in the form of a two-hour session once a week. More than 35,500 Palestinians, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. 01. Sound (Arabic): The mother of the child, Mohammad Adham Al-Ramlawi. 02. Sound (Arabic): Jamal Youssef, A kidney patient. 03. Sound (Arabic): Zaki Abu Amra, Nurse.
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