’’Israeli’’ Blockade Blamed for Medicine Sharp Shortage

The ministry of health in Gaza warned Monday that 137 types of medicine and 150 of essential medical supplies are out of stock in Gaza, among those supplies are drugs used to treat cancer and kidney patients.
Only 37 per cent of required medical supplies reached the Strip this year so far, he said.
Gaza health ministry public relations director Ahmed Al-Ashi assigned blame to "Israel's" four year blockade on the coastal enclave for the sharp shortage. "Israeli" forces have blocked urgent medical and humanitarian aid from being imported into the Strip.
Ashi called on the International Committee of the Red Cross, the World Health Organization, and human rights groups to take immediate intervention to provide Gazan people with necessary drugs.
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