US Edition' Armed Individuals' Steal Hospital Equipment and Supplies in Gaza, Says the United Nations
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A group of armed individuals stormed warehouses in the Gaza Strip on Friday and looted large quantities of medical supplies. The United Nations condemned the looting and warned that the incident was different from looting by starving Palestinians, the French news agency AFP reported.
Supplies, medicines and nutritional supplements for malnourished children have also been stolen.
"Armed individuals have looted large quantities of medical equipment," deplores the UN. "Today, a group of armed individuals stormed warehouses at a Deir Al-Balah country hospital, looting large quantities of medical equipment, supplies, medicines and nutritional supplements for children suffering from malnutrition," said UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric. "These goods, according to him, arrived the day before by truck at the settlement of the cent…
"Today, a group of armed individuals invaded the warehouses of a campaign hospital in Deir al-Balah, removing large amounts of medical equipment, maintenance, medicines and food supplements for undernourished children," said Stéphane Dujarric, spokesman of the UN Secretary-General, referring to the products entering on the previous day of traffic through Kerem Shalom. "As conditions in the area continue to deteriorate and public order and securi…
'The conditions on the ground continue to deteriorate and public order and security collapse,' says the UN.
According to the UN poll, 'the group invaded the warehouses of a hospital and removed medical equipment and supplies for denutriated children' A group of 'armed individuals' invaded a campaign hospital in Deir el-Balah, in the centre of the Gaza Strip, and stole 'great quantities' of medical equipment and supplies, 'destroyed children', according to the UN spokesman, Stéphane Dujarric, this Saturday.
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