2024-09-03 23:55:08
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Humanitarian Success Amidst Middle East Conflict

Image courtesy of : AFP (EYAD BABA)

In the midst of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, a glimmer of hope shines through the successful polio vaccination campaign in the Gaza Strip. Over 161,000 children under the age of ten have already received the first dose, surpassing expectations.

With a target of immunizing at least 90% of the 640,000 children, the WHO and aid workers are making significant strides. Despite the challenges posed by the conflict, a temporary ceasefire allowed for the vaccination efforts.

However, the situation remains tense as Hamas threatens to harm hostages if Israel intervenes. The impact of the conflict on public health is dire, with the resurgence of diseases like polio, scabies, and hepatitis due to the destruction of infrastructure and medical supply blockades.

The voices of families, doctors, and aid workers on the ground highlight the urgent need for humanitarian aid amidst the turmoil. The successful vaccination drive serves as a beacon of hope amidst the chaos and destruction ravaging the region, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing humanitarian efforts amid conflict.

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The vaccination campaign in the Gaza Strip is progressing: More than 161,000 children have already been vaccinated against polio. Israel had agreed to limited ceasefires for this purpose. Hamas is threatening to kill hostages if Israel attempts to free them.
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