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U.N. warns humanitarian flow into Gaza has been disrupted as crossings close
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U.N. officials said crossings into Gaza, including Rafah, have been closed and humanitarian movements suspended, forcing rationing of supplies, halting medical evacuations and reducing water production in parts of Gaza to as little as 2 liters per person per day.
The United Nations said on Monday that humanitarian access to Gaza has been severely disrupted after authorities closed crossings and suspended movements, forcing U.N. agencies and partners to ration supplies and pause some operations.
Steph, the U.N. spokesperson, told reporters that Israeli authorities had closed crossings including Rafah, suspended humanitarian movements and staff rotations, and postponed medical evacuations, limiting the U.N.’s ability to deliver food, fuel and medical supplies. "It is…
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