Gaza Patients Suffer as Oxygen Devices Fail
The healthcare system in Gaza faces a severe oxygen supply crisis, as many oxygen generation and filling stations are deteriorating rapidly, with 12 out of 34 stations out of service. There is also a significant shortage of cylinder filling devices, increasing the risk of supply interruptions to hospitals and patients. Malfunctioning equipment and a lack of spare parts are hindering the sector's ability to provide the essential oxygen needed for critical cases and respiratory patients, threatening a humanitarian health catastrophe if international actors do not intervene to secure new equipment and open border crossings to allow the entry of supplies. The continuation of these devices' operation is vital for life, and the current situation puts the lives of thousands at increasing risk.
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