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APAwire - APA wire CLIENTS ONLY, Nusirat- 04 May 2025.
Palestinians wait in long queues to receive pots of food distributed by charitable organizations, on Nuseirat camp, Food crisis in the Gaza Strip deepens day by day due to the closure of border crossings, as they face food crisis, Nuseirat camp, central Gaza on 05 May 2025.
- 01 Sound (Arabic): Iman Abu Kamil.
- 02 Sound (Arabic): Wafaa Abu Oraiban.
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STRICTION SUMMARY: APA wire CLIENTS ONLY SHORTLIST: APAwire - APA wire CLIENTS ONLY, Nusirat- 04 May 2025. Palestinians wait in long queues to receive pots of food distributed by charitable organizations, on Nuseirat camp, Food crisis in the Gaza Strip deepens day by day due to the closure of border crossings, as they face food crisis, Nuseirat camp, central Gaza on 05 May 2025. 01. Sound (Arabic): Iman Abu Kamil. 02. Sound (Arabic): Wafaa Abu Oraiban. STORYLINE: The humanitarian health situation in Gaza is on the brink of total collapse, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Sunday, describing conditions as “catastrophic” due to a continued blockade that has prevented the entry of medical aid for nearly two months. “We are very close to the edge of the abyss,” said WHO spokesperson Margaret Harris in a statement, highlighting the dire impact of the Israeli siege on Gaza’s healthcare system. According to Harris, Palestinians in the besieged enclave are deprived of basic necessities, including food, clean water, shelter, and medical care. Fear is so pervasive, she noted, that many residents are even afraid to visit hospitals, which have been repeatedly targeted during the ongoing conflict. Healthcare workers in Gaza are struggling to treat the wounded due to severe shortages of essential medical supplies. “Doctors and nurses lack everything—from blood bags and IV units to cotton swabs for cleaning wounds and antibiotics to prevent infections,” Footage by/APAwire
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