Gaza’s diagnostic crisis: Damaged medical equipment dismantled to keep hospitals running
Ghada Ebrahim
Press TV, Gaza City
The collapse of Gaza hospitals' diagnostic services amid severe shortages of medical devices is forcing medical engineers there to improvise.
Without access to essential repair parts and supplies restricted by the blockade, damaged equipment is being dismantled to salvage spare parts and keep other critical devices functioning. Ghada Ebrahim reports.
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