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ACTNews, GAZA - The Indonesian clinic was back in operation right after the
attack on Al Durrah Hospital in Gaza. The health service, which is supported by
the generosity of the Indonesian people, served patients from Wednesday (12/30/2020)
to Sunday (1/3/2021).
Said Mukaffiy
from Global Humanity Response - Aksi Cepat Tanggap reported that medical services
provided by the medical team at the Medical Clinic were carried out in
patients' homes, including in Jabalia, Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, Jabalia Camp,
and Om Al Nasser Village.
"We
evacuated about 26 patients from medical facilities to their houses each day, provided
home-care services to 55 patients, and provided medical services in the clinic
to 225 patients who needed drug administration, wound care, and
psychotherapy," reported Said, Monday (1/4/ 2021).
Said added that
health services at the Indonesian Clinic were an effort to support the people
of Gaza in terms of health. The Indonesian clinic serves as a solution to
provide access to healthcare facilities to the people of Gaza.
Efforts to
provide adequate health services, need a lot of support from philanthropists. Recently,
the clinic stopped operating due to running out of operational costs.
“Medicines,
electricity, fuel for the ambulance cost money. The operation of Indonesian
clinics has been fueled by the support from the generous donors. Therefore, we
hope that this support can continue," he explained.
The Indonesian
Clinic in Gaza was first opened in November 2019 to treat those wounded in the
Great March of Return or Israeli attacks. []
