Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has evacuated its staff from Gaza City due to the deteriorating conditions of the medical system. The organization cited the overwhelming pressure on healthcare facilities, which are struggling to cope with the demands of the ongoing crisis. The U.N. has expressed concerns that more hospitals in the region may be forced to shut down, exacerbating an already critical situation.

The evacuations come amid escalating conflict and a worsening humanitarian crisis, leading to significant challenges in delivering medical care. Numerous healthcare facilities have reported shortages of essential supplies and increased casualties, putting immense strain on their operations.

Authorities are urging for immediate international assistance to address the urgent needs of the population as the healthcare infrastructure faces continued threats. The situation remains fluid, with health officials warning of the disastrous consequences for those requiring medical attention if facilities continue to close.



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