Sunday, 10 June 2012 08:20
GAZA CITY (Ma’an) – A spokesman for the ministry of health in the Gaza Strip said Saturday the enclave was facing the worst shortage of medications since the enclave was first placed under blockade. Ashraf al-Qudra told Ma’an of “a real problem” in Nasr Children’s Hospital due to the lack of special injections for patients with immune disorders, and in all medical centers for children and adults. Al-Qudra pointed out that authorities lack 253 kinds of medicine and 211 medical supplies, and he condemned the Arab world’s “silence toward Israeli violations against the Palestinian people.”
Read more: Gaza medicine shortages ‘worst since siege began’
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