Medical humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) issued a statement on Wednesday, drawing attention to the ongoing evacuations of severely injured individuals from Gaza. The organization, known as Doctors Without Borders in English, revealed that a number of injured individuals have been evacuated from Gaza due to their severe medical condition. MSF also highlighted that its 22 international staff members in Gaza were among those who have left the territory via the Rafah border crossing.

The situation in Gaza has been dire, with thousands of injuries reported amidst ongoing clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinian protesters. According to MSF, over 20,000 people in Gaza have been wounded, and many require urgent medical attention. MSF has been working tirelessly to provide medical aid to those affected by the violence.

The recent evacuations have further emphasized the urgent need for medical assistance in Gaza. MSF has been providing medical treatment and performing surgeries in its clinics, but the scale of injuries has overwhelmed the local healthcare system. The organization has been working closely with other medical actors to ensure the continuity of care and the provision of essential medical services.

The situation in Gaza has been aggravated by the Israeli blockade, which has severely affected the healthcare system. The restrictions on the entry of medical supplies and equipment have made it even more challenging for medical organizations like MSF to effectively address the needs of the injured. MSF has been calling for an end to the blockade, urging the international community to take action to alleviate the suffering of the people in Gaza.

Despite the challenges, MSF remains committed to providing medical assistance to those in need. The organization will continue to support the local healthcare system and advocate for the rights and dignity of the people in Gaza.