The Indonesian hospital in northern Gaza denounces an siege by the Israeli army
The Indonesian hospital of Beit Lahia, in the north of the Gaza Strip, has denounced this Sunday that has been found under an siege of the Israeli army, which has attacked its vicinity with drones or has opened fire against whom he has tried to approach the center, has denounced its director, Marwan al Sultan, in a statement.
“The occupation has besieged the Indonesian hospital with drones and has shot who has moved,” he denounced, “doctors have not been able to carry out surgery for this dangerous situation,” he added. According to the Ministry of Health of Gaza, part of the Hamas government in the enclave, the siege has begun early this Sunday and since then at least two people have been injured when trying to leave the center.
“The state of panic and confusion has been extending among patients, injured and medical staff, making it difficult to provide emergency medical care,” he said health.
“Hospital’s medical teams have tried to flee because there are rumors that the army has been close to the hospital, people have feared that they try to kill because the army has been around the hospital. So medical teams and patients have tried to flee,” he lamented, crying, in a message to Efe on Friday night one of his doctors, Iyas al Bursh. (EFE)
