Warning of an environmental catastrophe as a result of the bodies of martyrs piling up in the streets of Gaza
The director of the Medical Relief Organization in the Gaza Strip, Muhammad Abu Afash, warned today, Sunday, of the occurrence of a “serious environmental disaster.” Because of the accumulation of the bodies of Palestinian martyrs in the streets, as a result of the ongoing Israeli genocide in the Gaza Strip.
Abu Afash added, in a press statement, that there are large numbers of bodies of the dead in the streets that cannot be accessed, noting that " Stray dogs and cats eat the piled up corpses, which heralds an environmental disaster “Dangerous.”
Regarding the lack of medical personnel and supplies, Abu Afash pointed out the lack of surgeons to perform difficult operations on the wounded, due to the occupation army’s repeated targeting of hospitals and medical teams and not allowing doctors to access North Gaza.
He explained that the World Health Organization was able to bring in a very small amount of fuel and medical supplies and was able to transfer only 6 wounded from “Kamal Adwan” Hospital. In the town of Beit Lahia to Gaza City.
The health system in the Gaza Strip, especially in the north, is witnessing a tragic reality as a result of Israel’s targeting of hospitals, putting them out of service, and its siege imposed on the Gaza Strip and its prevention of entry. Medicines and health supplies, and stopping the movement of patients and wounded out for treatment outside the Gaza Strip.
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