DUBAI: The World Health Organization (WHO) voiced concern after losing communication with its contacts at Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital on Sunday that remains under Israeli siege, fearing for the safety of premature babies on life support, hundreds of sick and injured patients, and health workers.
WHO raises alarm over Israeli siege endangering lives at Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital, including premature babies
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