Israel attacked the pediatric maternity hospital: two doctors lost their lives
Israeli attacks on hospitals in Gaza continue. This time, 2 doctors lost their lives as a result of the attacks. In the news published on the Telegram page of the Aksa channel, two doctors lost their lives as a result of the Israeli attacks on the Mehdi Children’s Maternity Hospital, and some people who took refuge in the hospital were injured.
POWER OUTAGE, BABIES ARE DYING
It was reported that the electricity in the Şifa hospital was completely cut off, that everyone inside, including medical staff, the wounded and refugees, was exposed to fire from Israeli forces, and those who wanted to leave were opened fire. . It was claimed that two of the babies who were dependent on oxygen in the incubator died because there was no electricity at Şifa Hospital, which was out of service.
Director of Şifa Hospital, Dr. Mohammed Abu Silmiye said that the hospital was opened fire with Israeli armed drones.
UNISEF CALLED for a ceasefire
In its call from Platform X, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) called for the protection of hospitals and children in Gaza and an immediate humanitarian ceasefire.
THEY HIT THE UCI WITH A ROCKET
In its post on social media platform
Separately, Gaza Health Director Munir al-Bersh said two rockets fired from Israeli tanks on Saturday morning hit one of the hospital’s intensive care rooms.
Gaza Health Ministry spokesperson Ashraf al-Qudra had previously stated that all hospitals in the city were out of service, except for Al-Ehli Baptist Hospital, whose services were very limited.
OUR CONTACT WITH WHO HAS BEEN INTERRUPTED
WHO Director-General Ghebreyesus in his statement on the official social media platform Ghebreyesus said: “WHO contact with the Şifa Hospital center has been lost” and emphasized that in the latest reports they received there was news of that “the hospital was surrounded by tanks and those who wanted to get out and escape were opened fire.” and were injured or killed.”
THE CESSATION THE CESSATION MUST BE DECLARED IMMEDIATELY
Stating that the WHO is very concerned about the developments, Ghebreyesus stated that the only way to save the lives of people in Gaza is to declare an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and reiterated his calls in this regard. Ghebreyesus made the following statements:
“WHO also calls for sustainable, orderly, unhindered and safe medical evacuation of seriously injured and ill patients, and all hostages must receive adequate medical care and be unconditionally released.”