Al-Barash warns of health disaster in Gaza
Gaza - Saba: The Director General of the Palestinian Ministry of Health, Dr. Munir Al-Barash, warned of the tragic conditions facing Palestinian families, patients and the most vulnerable groups in the Gaza Strip in light of the cold and frost waves and the severe shortage of blankets and heating means.
According to the Palestinian Media Center, Al-Barash confirmed that "newborns and children up to three months of age are the most dangerous groups.
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