There are hundreds of wounded in the Gaza Strip, he is being operated on without pain relief due to lack of medication. It was reported by Al Jazeera TV channel with reference to the World Health Organization.
WHO also noted that the delivery of 26 tons of medicines and medical equipment to Gaza is still delayed. Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has previously commented on the scale of humanitarian aid. According to Médecins Sans Frontières management, 84 trucks with humanitarian supplies have been able to enter the enclave since October 20, a woefully inadequate response to the ever-increasing needs in Gaza amid intensifying bombardment.
Gaza's Ministry of Health previously reported on the aftermath of Israeli shelling for doctors. At least 110 health workers have been killed and more than a hundred wounded since October 7, according to officials. In addition, 12 hospitals and 46 clinics were closed due to bombing damage or lack of fuel. 50 ambulances came under fire and half of them are no longer in service.
According to the Palestinian Red Crescent, the remaining medical vehicles are now geographically dispersed throughout the Gaza Strip due to the near complete breakdown of communications.