Gaza doctor describes daily struggle after health system collapse

Health in the Gaza line is in the ages of the 18-month warfare between Israel and Hamas. And doctors are struggling with BBC disability by its change at Médecins Sanislogress (MSF) to the hospital.

By 07:30, a minimum number of pink, Dr Wissam Skkar, is taking his way through the damaged roads of Gaza City.

“I’m walking for about 50 minutes to get to our hospital,” describes the local BBC media who helped us to register his day. In the center of the remaining foods in Gaza, a little bitty tiny.

“With our limited asset we are still here in the north Gaza until the difficulty,” adds Dr Sakkar.

The World Health Organization office (Who) says only 3 hospital hospitals of the work of Gaza. Medical things are very low because of the defense of Gaza to Gaza.

GP shows what’s already left at work, MSF burns the hospital that came into the early in the early days, in the streets of the streets between the Israel and Hamas and Hamas and Hamas.

His team now changed the West of West of Gaza’s office to the hospital – and by 09:30, when Dr Sakkar is wearing his white robe, about 150 people waiting to be waiting in a training.

“Many of our patients live refugee,” Dr Sakkar says. They live in a bedroom, they live in tents on the streets. “

Since the settlement lasts, thousands of Mariazans have been gone to their house and fled to the area.

With a small amount of food and clean water, there are climbing in a problem of malnutrition and disease – from the abdomen in music stomachs. The elderly and the young are deeply affected, and the first patients of the days are children with contagious diseases and viruses.

“We receive many kids with a parasite and diarrhea. In the crawl, there are many children in the same places and the calf quickly.”

The little ones prepare their face with a mosquito shoot and Dr Sakkar controls pain. As a cooking oil is finished, families use an open fire to warm food and this has also produced great increase.

Within one hour, Dr Sunkar and three other crews see many patients. But there are many who fight to help.

“We have many challenges with a large quantity of patients with limited resources and less,” Dr Sukkar says the tumors.

“Also, we accept difficult events, and we don’t know where to say the sick because the musician system in Gaza has fallen.”

There has been a number of injured patients to the hospital from the past Sunday, when The Israelrhips were persecuting al-ahlian hospital in Gaza City.

Israeli sing Hama using the house as “command and order of control”; something that the army was denied.

Al -hli – who was a large hospital in treating Northern Gaza – no longer receiving the patients. The one who claims to break up room, Laborator machine, X-Ray and Pharmacy was damaged.

“I’ve started my treatment AL-Shifa HospitalThus, I was rendered to al-ahli and broke, an elderly man with a pone full of MSF on hospitals.

Had a surgery after surgery with the fire of Israel on fire while the end of the last year. They have a leg with a leg, and they come out.

“I came here to do anything and follow,” says Babat, as nurses change his dress and give birth.

During the day, when Dr Sakkar looks on a small crown on the clinic, they seem to be worried. Most shelves have produces.

Israel closed all the shots in Gaza from March, saying she was forced on Hamas to keep the remaining hats. Since then, there is no help that has entered.

“In diabetes, we don’t have epilepsy, we do not use epilepsy, we do not have an anti-Antiver,” Dr Sukkar.

“It’s a climate of skin diseases and do not have oil or ointment for bacteria, no cure for wounds and lids.”

The doctors find the prize left.

“We are very successful for a week to begin,” where does Dr Sakkar, “but how do we expect our belongings to spend more weeks.”

Soon Dr Sakkar is back in his room. The patient’s speed continued with many patients. They have a chest, thin and tumor of stomachs.

By 15:30, it’s time to close the hospital for the day. Four doctors here are reading to see 390 patients.

After a long, boring, there is a long time, boring back to Dr Sakkar’s house.

When they leave the hospital with their family. His thoughts turn to his children, who have been deleted by the nine-by-half.

“Like Garani, I find it hard for me daily to protect clean water,” says Dr Sukkar. “We don’t have lights, so it is difficult even to pay my phone battery.”

“It is always difficult to have every hope,” continues to keep on hope. “I feel so hard I’m hard. When will this war end?”

Meanwhile, no response, and there is no rest.