Gaza faces severe medical oxygen crisis as only 12 of 34 oxygen-generation stations remain operational
The besieged enclave's health crisis is worsening, with only 4 of 30 devices used to fill oxygen cylinders also still working, according to the Gaza Ministry of Health. Israeli authorities continue to restrict the entry of spare parts and new oxygen plants, exacerbating the shortage. The United Nations estimates about 350,000 people in Gaza are living with chronic diseases, with treatments severely disrupted by the war.
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