The World Health Organization (WHO) reported testimonies this Monday “heartbreaking” collected on Monday by their teams at a hospital in the Strip Loopwhere the victims of a bombing in a refugee camp arrived.
“The team of the WHO heard heartbreaking testimonies from medical staff and victims about the suffering inflicted by the explosions“, assured the head of the health agency of the UN, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesuson the social network X.
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“A boy lost his entire family in the bombing of the camp. A nurse at the hospital suffered the same loss, her entire family died”he added.
He Gaza Ministry of Healthgoverned by Hamas since 2007, claims that at least 70 people were killed in the Sunday night bombing in Al Maghaziin the center of the Palestinian territory.
That figure could not be independently corroborated. The Israeli military claims it is “verifying the incident”.
In it al Aqsa hospital of Deir al BalahIn the center of the Strip, numerous bodies were lined up in white burial bags before the funerals.
The hospital indicated that hundreds of wounded people arrived at the facility after the bombing, according to the head of the WHO.
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“The number of patients treated by the hospital far exceeds its capacity in beds and staff”, he stressed. “Many will not survive the wait”he added.
“This latest bombing of a Gaza community shows why an immediate ceasefire is needed“, wrote.
Sean Caseya member of the WHO mission, explained having assisted in the care of a nine-year-old boy, named Ahmed, who was seriously injured.
“He was only treated with sedatives to alleviate his suffering before dying.”, he described in a video from the hospital.
“He was crossing the street in front of the shelter where his family was, and the building next to him was hit“, said.
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“He was hit by shrapnel and debris and his brain tissue was damaged.”he reported.
“Nobody can do anything for him. Like so many places here, there is no capacity to treat complex neurological cases, complex trauma cases“, lament.
“This situation is unacceptable”, he stressed angrily. “This must stop“, said.
