Gaza Cancer Treatment Crisis: Drug Shortages and Travel Restrictions
34 sec Machine translated About Palestinian Territories Health
The Palestinian Centre for Human Rights said that the shortage of oncology drugs in the Gaza Strip represents an Israeli policy to undermine the right to treatment and life.
The Centre said that about 11,000 cancer patients are suffering from extremely harsh health conditions that threaten their lives amidst the acute shortage of essential medicines.
The Centre added that this coincides with depriving about 4,000 patients with cancer from traveling to receive treatment outside the Gaza Strip.
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Original transcript (Arabic)
قال المركز الفلسطيني لحقوق الإنسان إن نقص أدوية الأورام في قطاع غزة يمثل سياسة إسرائيلية لتقويض الحق في العلاج والحياة.
وقال المركز إن نحو أحد عشر ألف مريض بالسرطان يعانون من ظروف صحية بالغة القسوة تهدد حياتهم في ظل النقص الحاد بالأدوية الأساسية.
وأضاف المركز أن ذلك يتزامن مع حرمان نحو أربعة آلاف مريض بالسرطان من السفر لتلقي العلاج خارج قطاع غزة.
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