Gaza hospitals ration power as fuel shortages deepen
Summary
Hospitals in Gaza are reducing the use of electricity because they do not have enough fuel and engine oil. These power shortages make it hard for doctors to treat patients who need machines that run on electricity.Key Facts
- Gaza’s hospitals face shortages of fuel and engine oil.
- Due to these shortages, hospitals must limit the use of electricity.
- Power cuts affect the operation of important medical equipment.
- Nasser Hospital reports that patients who rely on this equipment are at serious risk.
- Doctors warn that ongoing power disruptions harm vulnerable patients.
- The shortage puts pressure on medical staff to manage limited electricity.
- Fuel shortages are a key reason behind the rationing of power in hospitals.
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