Lives 'at Serious Risk' as Gaza's Hospitals, Homes Battle Fuel Shortages As reports from Gaza flood in, one image haunts: a hospital corridor, dimly lit by flickering fluorescent lights, patients lying on beds suspended in limbo.
The crisis unfolding there is not just about medicine or technology; it's a stark reminder that basic necessities can become luxuries when politics and power collide. Gaza's hospitals are dire.
Generators run low on fuel, spare parts scarce, forcing healthcare facilities to implement rotating power cuts between buildings.