MSF suspends some work at Gaza’s Nasser Hospital due to presence of armed men
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Doctors Without Borders (MSF) has suspended some operations at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza, due to security breaches. The suspension, which occurred in January but was disclosed recently, was prompted by reports of armed men roaming the hospital, intimidating staff and patients, and suspected weapons movement. MSF stated that these actions posed serious security threats, compromising the hospital's neutrality as a civilian space. Nasser Hospital, one of Gaza's few functioning hospitals, has been treating hundreds of patients and war-wounded daily. MSF has expressed its concerns to relevant authorities, emphasizing that hospitals must remain neutral.
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AI-ExtractedMSF said it had expressed concern to the “relevant” authorities.
MSF teams reported a pattern of unacceptable acts including the presence of armed men.
Doctors Without Borders has suspended some operations at Nasser Hospital due to armed men.
Throughout the war, Israel has repeatedly struck hospitals, accusing Hamas of operating in or around them.
Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis is one of the territory’s few functioning hospitals.
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