(Patria) - The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has announced that 18 ambulances, or 36 percent of their fleet in the Gaza Strip, have stopped operating due to a fuel shortage.
In a statement published on platform X, the organization stated that it has not received its daily share of fuel from the UN for more than a week.
This share previously covered only six percent of the operational capacity of ambulances, as the Israeli occupation prevented fuel from entering the Gaza Strip.
🚨The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) expresses its concern over the halting of 18 ambulances in the #Gaza Strip due to fuel shortages, which represents 36% of the PRCS’s ambulance fleet capacity. The PRCS has not received its daily share of gasoline from the United Nations… pic.twitter.com/C9MRhdcWxl
— PRCS (@PalestineRCS) June 27, 2024
As a result, the PRCS warns of a reduction in its ability to provide emergency assistance in the coming days due to the fuel shortage, while the Israeli occupation continues to keep the Rafah border crossing closed for about 52 days.
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