oPt: A year after Gaza “ceasefire”, genocide continues as hospitals still struggle for medicines, fuel and vital supplies
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ReliefWeb (UN OCHA) says that, a year after the Gaza “ceasefire,” what it calls genocide continues. [1]
The same headline says hospitals are still struggling for medicines, fuel, and vital supplies. [1]
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Impact assessment
3/100
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routine human impact
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- Living conditionsLiving-condition or essential-service disruption is explicitly reported
genocide continues as hospitals still struggle for medicines, fuel and vital supplies
- Public health1 public health
hospitals still struggle for medicines, fuel and vital supplies