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UN says Gaza hospitals need oxygen as aid deliveries continue; West Bank settler attacks reported
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The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported critical shortages of oxygen at Gaza hospitals, large-scale damage to school buildings and continued reports of settler violence in the occupied West Bank as humanitarian partners scale up winter and emergency aid.
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said Friday that oxygen supplies are critically needed to sustain emergency surgical and intensive-care services at hospitals across the Gaza Strip, including al-Shifa and al-Rantisi in Gaza City.
OCHA, speaking through the UN spokesperson, said partners are engaging authorities to bring in generators, spare parts and equipment needed to produce oxygen in northern Gaza. Shelter partners distributed tarpaulins to more than 11,000 families…
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