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As Gaza is under severe pressure, hospitals and homes are in a critical condition due to a shortage of fuel and oil. Doctors and nurses at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis are facing numerous challenges; they are forced to keep oxygen machines running despite the lack of access to fuel.
Humanitarian Crisis Amid Fuel Shortage
Dr. Ahmed Al-Nabris, an internist at Nasser Hospital, with a worried expression, assists his patients who need oxygen. The lack of sufficient fuel has prevented hospitals from providing proper services, putting human lives at risk. In these conditions, patients have become extremely vulnerable, and the risk of mortality among them has significantly increased.
In Gaza, this fuel shortage is not limited to hospitals. Families are also struggling to keep their homes running in the face of power outages. Many cannot access the fuel needed for their generators, and this situation has severely disrupted their daily lives.
Severe Impacts on People's Lives
Hospitals, as one of the most important service institutions in Gaza, are currently under immense pressure. Doctors and nurses are facing shortages of resources and equipment, negatively impacting the quality of healthcare services. Meanwhile, ordinary people are also severely affected by this crisis, and their inability to access the energy needed for daily life has put their lives at risk.
It seems that the fuel crisis in Gaza has turned into a serious dilemma that requires immediate attention and practical solutions. Without the necessary support, this situation could lead to a humanitarian disaster with consequences that extend beyond the borders of Gaza.
