Gaza has no MRI scanners or fully functioning hospitals one year after ceasefire, says Israeli rights group
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Gaza is without a single fully functioning hospital a year on from the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas , an Israeli human rights group has said. Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) said Gaza also had no MRI equipment for its population of more than two million. It said, in a new report, that only a marginal…
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LONDON: Gaza has no fully functioning hospital almost a year after a ceasefire took effect, while its intensive care capacity has grown by just one bed, an Israeli rights group said Thursday, warning that restrictions on medical supplies and patient transfers continue to cost lives. Physicians for Human Rights Israel…
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LONDON: Gaza has no fully functioning hospital almost a year after a ceasefire took effect, while its intensive care capacity has grown by just one bed, an Israeli rights group said Thursday, warning that restrictions on medical supplies and patient transfers continue to cost lives. Physicians for Human Rights Israel…
