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Several international The the organization announced the loss of contact with its staff in the Gaza Strip.
The information about the lack of contact with staff in the area was confirmed by the Director General of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. He also noted the impossibility of contacting medical facilities and other partners in Gaza.
Doctors Without Borders reported similar problems. The leadership issued a call for the unconditional protection of all medical facilities, personnel and civilians in the Gaza Strip.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) also announced the loss of contact with its staff.
< p>At the same time, today it fit in knowledge of the transfer of the first group of foreign doctors from Egyptian territory to the Gaza Strip through the Raffah checkpoint. Several representatives of the World Health Organization also came there. The WHO also detailed figures on losses among doctors in the Gaza Strip. According to the organization, 16 health workers were killed and 30 injured in the line of duty.