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The head of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said late Sunday that a WHO-Red Cross operation had managed to resupply two hospitals in northern Gaza.

WHO and partners finally managed to reach Kamal Adwan and Al-Sahaba hospitals yesterday after 9 attempts this past week.”

In his statement, Tedros said the team delivered

• 20,000 litres of fuel to keep Kamal Adwan and Al- Awda functional.

• 23,000 litres of fuel to Al-Sahaba Hospital.

• 800 blood units, along with essential medicines and medical supplies to Al-Sahaba Hospital.

One-off missions are not enough. There is a sustained need for resupplying hospitals to keep them functioning. We reiterate our call for sustained facilitation of humanitarian missions and ensuring safety for humanitarian staff; and for a ceasefire.

.@WHO and partners finally managed to reach Kamal Adwan and Al-Sahaba hospitals yesterday after 9 attempts this past week:

- 13 critical patients from Kamal Adwan hospital were transferred to Al-Shifa hospital. The hospital is overwhelmed and still serving around 60 in-patients… pic.twitter.com/jSmdC93dtP

— Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@DrTedros) October 13, 2024