We are still under severe siege, and nothing is allowed to enter—no medicine, no medical teams, no food, no ambulances, and no civil defense services. Despite our repeated appeals to the world, the same scene continues to repeat itself.
Currently, we have 85 injured people, including children and women, receiving minimal healthcare. There are 6 critical cases in the intensive care unit, and sadly, cases of malnutrition have started to arrive since yesterday. Seventeen children arrived at the emergency department showing signs of malnutrition, and yesterday, an elderly man passed away due to severe dehydration.
The situation has become even more catastrophic, and unfortunately, there is no movement or even promises from any international entity to open a humanitarian corridor to allow the entry of medical supplies, surgical medical teams, food for children, infant formula, therapeutic milk, so we can treat malnutrition cases, and ambulances.
