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Gaza's hospitals have become shelters, but those seeking safety face a 'death sentence' - Vimarsana News

Gaza's hospitals have become shelters, but those seeking safety face a 'death sentence'

A blast at a Gaza hospital has killed hundreds. Others across Gaza are reaching breaking point and, following evacuation orders, doctors are facing the prospect of abandoning their patients.

Source: sbs.com.au
Two hospitals in Gaza 'hit by Israeli airstrikes' in past week - Vimarsana News

Two hospitals in Gaza 'hit by Israeli airstrikes' in past week

Doctors Without Borders Australia Head of Programs Simon Eccleshall says throughout the week in Gaza, two

Source: wn.com
Médicins Sans Frontières: Gaza hospital bombing 'horrific', calls for aid corridor - Vimarsana News

Médicins Sans Frontières: Gaza hospital bombing 'horrific', calls for aid corridor

A international medical charity has condemned the bombing of a hospital in Gaza as 'horrific' and 'brutal'.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Across Gaza, patients face 'certain death' at 'miserable' and barely functioning hospitals - Vimarsana News

Across Gaza, patients face 'certain death' at 'miserable' and barely functioning hospitals

Hospitals across Gaza are reaching breaking point, and following evacuation orders, doctors are facing the prospect of abandoning their patients.

Source: sbs.com.au
Throughout Gaza, patients face 'certain death' at 'miserable' and barely functioning hospitals - Vimarsana News

Throughout Gaza, patients face 'certain death' at 'miserable' and barely functioning hospitals

Hospitals across Gaza are reaching breaking point and, following evacuation orders, doctors are facing the prospect of abandoning their patients.

Source: sbs.com.au