Gaza Faces New Infectious Disease Wave
The article discusses the outbreak of infectious diseases, particularly chickenpox, in the displacement camps in Gaza Strip due to overcrowding and high temperatures, amid a deteriorating healthcare system and decreased capacity to provide medical services. Data indicates that over 53,000 cases of chickenpox have been recorded in recent weeks, with a higher concentration in areas like Khan Younis, including Al-Mawasi, where the rapid spread of infection has become a concern due to the lack of a suitable healthy environment. It is also worth noting that the degradation of healthcare infrastructure, shortages of medicines, and the diminished ability of the system to handle epidemics increase the risk of antibiotic-resistant diseases spreading and compound the suffering of displaced persons, especially during the summer season.
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