Gaza’s health emergency deepens as nearly two-thirds of its oxygen-generation stations have failed, leaving the territory critically short of a vital resource amid ongoing conflict. With just a fraction of the original 34 facilities still functioning, hospitals and medical workers face severe shortages that threaten lives, particularly for patients relying on respiratory support. The breakdown of these stations underscores the escalating strain on Gaza’s already overwhelmed healthcare system, where basic supplies are increasingly scarce. The situation highlights the urgent need for intervention to prevent further deterioration in medical care.
Only 12 of Gaza's 34 oxygen-generation stations remain operational, worsening the health crisis in the besieged enclave.
