(EN) Louai Harb MSF Nurse at Gaza City

Audio testimony of Louai Harb, MSF Nurse at Gaza City

MSB173573

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Gaza War 2023

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSB173573

Date taken / Date Recorded 20/10/2023 12:27 AM

Country Palestinian Territories

Commissioning section MSF-FRANCE

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Duration 1m26s

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Additional Information / Shotlist Testimony of Louai Harb, MSF Nurse at Gaza City:

"Our families are going through extremely difficult conditions. There is no safe place. The bombardments are everywhere.
I went to Al Shifa hospital’s Burn Unit to deliver some supplies.
Movement is difficult there.
It was difficult to move through the hospital wards and deliver the supplies.
I found a huge number of people in Al Shifa hospital. They believe it is a safe place. However, there is no safe place. And most of the injuries [of the patients I saw] are very serious.
And there is no capacity or available beds in the wards to admit them.
There are patients who need urgent procedures and other urgent cases. All the patients are on the floor. There is no capacity or space due to the huge number of people and crowdedness.
I chose not to leave my home because there is no safe place.
There is no bread, no water, no electricity, it has been the case since the beginning of the war till now.
Water is contaminated. It is not drinkable. And there is no safe place to take shelter now.
All the places in the south are crowded with people.
Most of the people in my household left to the centre zone and the south. And most of the people who went there have since returned to their homes after finding the situation difficult there."