The World Health Organization reports that in Gaza, over 15,600 patients require urgent medical evacuation, while hospitals are operating under critical conditions due to insufficient resources and the overburdening of medical units.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that the health situation in Gaza is deteriorating rapidly, following the conflict that has severely affected medical infrastructure. According to recent data, more than 15,600 patients urgently need medical evacuation to receive specialized treatment outside the territory. Additionally, over 15,000 people have suffered amputations due to the war, and hospitals are facing critical conditions due to a lack of equipment, medications, and frequent power outages. WHO has called for the reopening of medical corridors to allow patients access to emergency care and has requested stricter monitoring of diseases, considering the increased risk of infectious outbreaks. The organization warns that without rapid intervention and international medical support, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza could become catastrophic.