AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGaza Health Crisis: Gaza’s Health Ministry says over 70% of hospital electricity generators are out of service due to restrictions on fuel, parts, medicines and supplies, warning facilities are “slowly dying” and could shut down as power and critical equipment fail. Ceasefire Fallout: Reports describe continued Israeli strikes and shelling across Gaza, including a motorcycle strike that killed a Palestinian and left a child critically ill, plus injuries from attacks in central Gaza camps and Gaza City building collapses. Maternal Care Research: A randomized trial in cesarean patients found dexamethasone and ondansetron as first-line antiemetics led to similar overall needs for additional meds for nausea, pain and pruritus in the first 24 hours. UNRWA Services Under Strain: A Gaza refugee committee warns UNRWA restructuring and staff cuts could undermine essential education, healthcare, relief and protection services for refugees. Israel-Related Diplomacy: Qatar’s media office rejects Israeli claims about Qatar’s Gaza aid destination, saying assistance went to civilians via mechanisms coordinated with Israeli authorities and UN partners. Healthcare Access in Israel’s Region: Lebanon’s army says Israeli forces used stun grenades near a southern position, while Lebanon’s Health Ministry reports high casualty totals from the broader conflict.
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