Chickenpox Outbreak in Gaza Compounds Health Crisis
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In a camp of displaced people surrounded by garbage and where the only accessible waters are waste water, mothers and doctors of children with chickenpox relate the hardships of living with chickenpox.
In a field of displaced persons surrounded by garbage and where the only accessible waters are waste, mothers and doctors of children with chickenpox report the hardships of living with infection without antiviral treatment in the Gaza Strip, where the United Nations recorded a total of 9,300 cases in the last two weeks of June alone. In this Deir al Balah camp, in the center of the Gazati enclave and where shops are crowded between buildings an…
In Gaza, more than 9,300 boys and girls have contracted chickenpox in the last two weeks of June, according to the UN. Many of them live and...
In Gaza, where the health system has collapsed due to Israeli attacks and the blockade, chickenpox cases are rapidly increasing among displaced Palestinians. Over 9,000 cases have been detected in the last two weeks, with overcrowded camps, lack of clean water, and poor hygiene conditions fueling the outbreak. Experts say the disease poses a serious threat, especially to children and those with weakened immune systems.
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