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Gaza hospital generators halt operations due to fuel shortage

The Gaza Health Ministry says hospital backup power systems have stopped working amid fuel and oil shortages.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Gaza's Health Ministry reported that hospital generators have ceased operating due to insufficient fuel and oil supplies, according to Anadolu Agency. The ministry warned that additional generators risk shutting down without access to spare parts and urgent resupply.

The development threatens medical care capacity in Gaza, where hospitals depend on generators during power outages. The ministry called for immediate delivery of fuel and medical supplies to maintain hospital operations.

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