Hospital spokesman Halil al-Dakran told AA that surgeries have come to a standstill due to serious shortages of medical supplies, medicine and fuel. Dakran said the closure of operating rooms was a “death sentence” for hundreds of injured and patients at the hospital, adding that there were many injured patients in the hospital who needed surgery.
“We cannot perform surgeries because there are not enough operating rooms in the hospital, anesthesia materials, necessary medical tools and supplies. If surgeries stop, many infected people will die.”Dakran said, adding that there have been cases where people have died in the hospital due to these reasons recently.
Emphasizing that the hospital currently has to accept patients and injured people at the reception and emergency room entrance, Dakran made the following statements: “We cannot provide adequate and necessary health services to the injured and sick due to the lack of beds. The hospital’s reception and emergency room are completely full of injured people. The number of patients and injured people is more than four times the hospital’s capacity. “
Dakran warned that the generators providing electricity to the hospital could go out of service at any time due to fuel shortages, stressing that this poses a serious danger to the lives of patients in the intensive care unit.
Many people have been killed and injured in the attacks carried out by the occupying Israel on the Gaza Strip for about 10 months without interruption.Pointing out that hospital conditions and healthcare professionals are trying to provide service under extremely difficult conditions, Dakran underlined that the hospital conditions and healthcare professionals are trying to provide service under extremely difficult conditions.
Dakran called on the international community and humanitarian organizations to intervene urgently “to provide hospitals with sufficient fuel and medical supplies to save the lives of the sick and injured, to reactivate hospitals that are out of service, and to relieve the pressure on health workers.” “
