Miembro japonés de MSF señala crisis médica en Gaza

Un miembro japonés de Médicos Sin Fronteras (MSF) ha expresado una sensación de crisis por la necesidad del grupo de detener la ayuda humanitaria en Gaza debido a la prohibición de Israel a las ONG internacionales de operar allí. MSF había estado apoyando instalaciones médicas que cubren una quinta parte de las camas hospitalarias del territorio, pero esto dejará sin cubrir las necesidades médicas.

Takayuki Matsuda, un miembro japonés de 40 años de Médicos Sin Fronteras (MSF), expresó profunda preocupación por la crisis médica en Gaza durante una entrevista en El Cairo. Había estado involucrado en la obtención de suministros y el mantenimiento de equipos en el territorio palestino desde diciembre hasta el 12 de febrero.nn«Ya no podremos cubrir las necesidades médicas», dijo Matsuda. MSF apoya instituciones médicas en Gaza, que representan una quinta parte del total de camas hospitalarias en la zona. Sin embargo, debido a la prohibición de Israel a las organizaciones no gubernamentales internacionales de operar allí, el grupo ha tenido que cesar sus esfuerzos de ayuda humanitaria.nnEl contexto incluye ataques armados continuos del ejército israelí incluso después de alcanzar un acuerdo de alto el fuego con Hamás el pasado octubre. Israel afirma que el grupo militante violó el acuerdo. Este desarrollo genera mayores preocupaciones para el sistema sanitario de Gaza.

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