GAZA February 21. 2024 (Saba) - Palestinian medical sources revealed on Wednesday that eight patients were martyred in the electrical generator stopping and the patients being deprived of oxygen at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, and they have been still in their beds among the patients for four days.
The Palestinian Wafa News Agency quoted sources as saying that the bodies of the eight martyrs began to swell and were showing signs of decomposition, which poses a danger to other patients.
It pointed out that the enemy forces refuse to take out the bodies of the martyrs to be buried and honored.
It called on international institutions to put pressure on the enemy to bury the bodies of the eight martyrs in the Nasser Medical Complex, which is their most basic human right.
The Palestinian Red Crescent had announced the evacuation of 21 wounded Wednesday morning from Nasser Medical Complex, after it was out of service.
Enemy artillery bombed the vicinity of Nasser Complex, wounding a number of citizens and damaging buildings.
The enemy forces are still besieging it and there are about 120 wounded and sick people and medical staff inside.
On February 15, the enemy forces stormed Nasser Medical Complex and turned it into a military barracks, after demolishing the southern wall.
The occupation also targeted the ambulance headquarters and the tents of the displaced, and bulldozed the mass graves inside the complex, which has been under a tight siege for 31 days.
For 21 days, the enemy has been launching a series of intense air and artillery raids on Khan Yunis, and in the vicinity of the hospitals located there, amid ground advances by its vehicles in the southern and western areas of the city, which pushed thousands of Palestinians to flee.
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The Palestinian Wafa News Agency quoted sources as saying that the bodies of the eight martyrs began to swell and were showing signs of decomposition, which poses a danger to other patients.
It pointed out that the enemy forces refuse to take out the bodies of the martyrs to be buried and honored.
It called on international institutions to put pressure on the enemy to bury the bodies of the eight martyrs in the Nasser Medical Complex, which is their most basic human right.
The Palestinian Red Crescent had announced the evacuation of 21 wounded Wednesday morning from Nasser Medical Complex, after it was out of service.
Enemy artillery bombed the vicinity of Nasser Complex, wounding a number of citizens and damaging buildings.
The enemy forces are still besieging it and there are about 120 wounded and sick people and medical staff inside.
On February 15, the enemy forces stormed Nasser Medical Complex and turned it into a military barracks, after demolishing the southern wall.
The occupation also targeted the ambulance headquarters and the tents of the displaced, and bulldozed the mass graves inside the complex, which has been under a tight siege for 31 days.
For 21 days, the enemy has been launching a series of intense air and artillery raids on Khan Yunis, and in the vicinity of the hospitals located there, amid ground advances by its vehicles in the southern and western areas of the city, which pushed thousands of Palestinians to flee.
H.H
resource : Saba