Six Palestine Red Crescent workers martyred in israeli attack on ambulance
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Six people, including four Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) emergency medical service (EMS) team members, lost their lives in an israeli attack on an ambulance in the Gaza Strip.
The aggression occurred on Salah al-Din Street at the entrance of Deir al-Balah in the middle of the Gaza Strip.
The PRCS released a statement confirming the casualties, identifying the victims as ambulance driver Yusuf Abu Ma'mar, paramedic Fadi Fuad Al-Maani, Islam Abu Riyala (first responder), and Fuad Abu Khamash (volunteer photographer). Additionally, two individuals who were in the ambulance at the time of the attack sustained injuries and later succumbed to their injuries.
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Health in Gaza, Ashraf Al-Qudra, revealed in an interview with Al Mayadeen that the zionist occupation forces (ZOF) are endangering the lives of 800,000 people in the northern Gaza Strip due to ongoing bombing.
He emphasized the dire situation, citing a collapsing health sector and the absence of medical aid. Al-Qudra stated that the medical cases observed are a direct result of the occupation's use of internationally banned non-conventional weapons.
In another tragic incident in the northern Gaza Strip, six Palestinians were killed, and several others were injured by bullets from ZOF troops stationed on the coastal road in the southwest of Gaza. The occupation's targeting of a house in the town of Jabalia resulted in additional casualties, with several Palestinians losing their lives and others sustaining injuries. (ILKHA)
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