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WHO warns of “hellish” conditions in Gaza due to lack of access to aid after 100 days of conflict

Gaza’s population is “living in hell” after 100 days of conflict that have seen 300 attacks on health systems and humanitarian agencies being systematically hampered in providing aid, the World Organization’s director-general condemned this Monday. Is. (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

The WHO director-general was quoted in the daily report as condemning, saying, “There are patients who undergo amputations that could have been avoided due to the devastation of the health system, and those who suffer from chronic diseases who are denied care.” Die due to lack of food.” United Nations on conflict.

It points out that on Friday, after two weeks of WHO’s lack of access to northern Gaza, a humanitarian mission was finally able to be dispatched to Al Shifa Hospital, sending 9,300 liters of fuel and medical supplies.

The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reports that only seven of 29 planned missions for humanitarian aid in northern Gaza have been carried out so far this year due to limitations imposed by Israeli authorities. Joint.

Lucia Elmi, United Nations Children’s Fund representative (UNICEF), lamented the report, saying, “The inspection process (of missions) remains slow and unpredictable, and some desperately needed items are being banned without reason. “

According to the Gaza Health Ministry, in the 100 days of conflict since the October 7 terrorist attacks, 23,968 people have been killed and 60,582 wounded, while Israeli military casualties stand at 186 and 1,113 wounded.

The Commissioner General of the UN Refugee Agency summarized, “The crisis in Gaza is a man-made disaster, exacerbated by inhumane language and the use of food, water and fuel as weapons of war.” Palestinians (UNRWA), Philippe Lazzarini, also quoted by Daily Report.

According to the document, a total of 146 employees of that agency have been killed in the conflict, in addition to 117 journalists and 337 Palestinian doctors. (efe)