“The wounds contain maggots… and the situation is catastrophic”, with these words a Palestinian nurse described the tragic health situation in Gaza hospitals.
A nurse named Raghda Sammour wrote in a post on her “Instagram Story” account, “The situation has become difficult beyond what you can imagine. Do you know how the cases have become in Al-Shifa hospital?”, adding, ” maggots are starting to emerge due to lack of change and lack of cleanliness.”
He also said, commenting on images of the conditions of the injured widely circulated on social media accounts, “Every injured person experiences catastrophic pain.”
She said that the injured person dies a thousand times a day, as she said, indicating that the percentage of burns on children’s bodies is large and there is no painkiller available to treat them.
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Loosen the skin
The Gaza Strip’s Ministry of Health has confirmed that Israeli forces are using a new bombardment weapon that penetrates the bodies of the wounded, causing explosions inside them and burns that melt the skin.
Although the fragments cause swelling and poisoning, he confirmed that some of the wounded had 80% burns, indicating the use of new weapons.
The health situation has completely collapsed… and the death toll has risen to 11,000
For her part, Palestinian Health Minister Mai Al-Kaila declared on Thursday that the health situation in the Gaza Strip is in a state of complete collapse, underlining that the bombings are targeting all places, hospitals, mosques, churches and reception centers.
He added in a statement published by the Ministry of Health on its Facebook page that the Israeli attack cost the lives of around 11,000 Palestinians, two-thirds of whom were women, children and the elderly, as well as wounding another 26,000.
The minister indicated that 18 out of 35 hospitals have stopped functioning due to Israeli shelling and fuel running out.
Al-Kaila called for the need to open safe corridors for the wounded to leave for treatment outside the Gaza Strip, for the entry of volunteer medical teams, allowing the immediate entry of fuel to run electricity generators in hospitals and the entry of medical materials, supplies and medicines.