Gaza Health Ministry: Israeli enemy deliberately undermines, stifles health system
Gaza - Saba:
The Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip confirmed on Tuesday that the Israeli enemy is deliberately undermining and stifling the health system by evacuating areas where hospitals and healthcare centers are located.
The ministry stated, in a statement received by the Yemeni News Agency (Saba), that the recent evacuations in Khan Yunis Governorate pose a direct threat to putting the Nasser Medical Complex out of service.
It noted that the Nasser Medical Complex is the only hospital in the southern Gaza Strip that provides specialized services that are threatened with disruption.
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