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ACTNews, GAZA – For a month, Aksi Cepat Tanggap has been serving the people
of Gaza by providing medical assistance and free ambulance service through Aksi
Cepat Tanggap’s medical volunteers. The team traveled to Jabalia, one of the
most densely populated by internally displaced persons. They also reached
Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahia, Om Al Naser Village, and Shyiekh Radwan. More than
3,700 people benefitted from the free mobile clinic.
Said Mukaffiy from the Global Humanity Response - ACT team reported that most of the patients coming for treatments suffered from diabetes, injuries, paralysis, kidney failure, and hernia. Some also came for postoperative wound care. Most of the patients aged 45-50 and were males.
"The medical volunteers
provided medical services to the people of Gaza by visiting their homes one after
another. This is one of the efforts to support the struggle of the
Palestinians, funded our generous friends, especially during the pandemic,”
added Said, Thursday (10/15). For this reason, ACT strives to continue to
assist the people of Gaza who need medical assistance in compliance with health
protocols.
Based on reports
from the Palestinian news agency WAFA, as of Thursday (10/15) no Covid-19
related deaths were reported in Gaza over the past 24 hours. In the West Bank, the
number of deaths from Covid-19 increased by eight. During the last 24 hours 361
new cases of Covid-19 were recorded and 201 patients were declared recovered. Over
55,000 Covid-19 cases were recorded as of October 15 in Palestine. []
