Gaza’s Health Ministry has sounded the alarm over an imminent fuel crisis that could force hospitals to cease operations within three days if emergency supplies are not delivered. In a statement released on Saturday, the ministry urgently appealed for international intervention to deliver fuel, saying that while reserves exist in designated storage sites, humanitarian groups are unable to access them. Israel has reportedly declared those locations restricted, preventing the transport of vital fuel supplies. "If no new fuel is allowed in, hospitals will be forced to shut down within 72 hours,
Gaza’s Health Ministry has sounded the alarm over an imminent fuel crisis that could force hospitals to cease operations within three days if emergency supplies are not delivered. In a statement released on Saturday, the ministry urgently appealed for international intervention to deliver fuel, saying that while reserves exist in designated storage sites, humanitarian groups are unable to access them. Israel has reportedly declared those locations restricted, preventing the transport of vital fuel supplies. "If no new fuel is allowed in, hospitals will be forced to shut down within 72 hours," the ministry warned, raising fears of a collapse in medical services amid an already devastating humanitarian crisis.
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