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      1 year ago

      The rest would be fed to the MRI machine in Al Shifa and the nonexistent command centers.

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        Every 2 days, so not enough to meet basic needs.

        The head of Unrwa warned on Thursday that the agency may have to suspend all of its activities due to the lack of fuel. In its latest situation report, the agency said it required “160,000 litres of fuel every day for basic humanitarian operations” - more than double what has been agreed.

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          The OP you’re replying to has been spreading Zionist propaganda for ages. Thanks for citing your sources <3

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        That’s every 2 days, so 70,000L a day average.

        Al Shifa hospital says they need 20,000L a day to cover just the critical units like ICU. That’s just one facility.

        There’s no way that’s enough for the other 2 million people.