Al Jazeera · 10 Oct, 09:39 · Healthcare briefing

A year after the ‘ceasefire’, Gaza’s healthcare is still collapsing

Al Jazeera reports that Gaza’s healthcare system continues to deteriorate significantly one year after the ceasefire agreement.

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Al Jazeera reports that Gaza’s healthcare system continues to deteriorate significantly one year after the ceasefire agreement. Despite the cessation of active hostilities, medical facilities remain severely under-resourced, with critical shortages of staff, equipment, and essential medicines. The infrastructure damage sustained during conflict has hindered recovery efforts, leaving patients with limited access to basic and emergency care. This ongoing collapse highlights the fragility of health systems in post-conflict zones, where political and logistical challenges impede effective reconstruction and service delivery for the civilian population.

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