Pakai Obor dan Cahaya Ponsel, Dokter Lakukan Operasi Caesar di Gaza

Using a Torch and Mobile Light, Doctor Performs Caesarean Operation in Gaza

Dream - The condition of pregnant women and giving birth in Gaza, Palestine is very worrying. According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), it is estimated that there are 50,000 pregnant women living in the Gaza Strip, with an average of 160 deliveries expected to occur by December 2023.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is: "Israel's attacks on a number of health facilities and hospitals in Gaza put pregnant women at risk of experiencing problems during pregnancy and childbirth."

Quoted from Telegraph.co.uk, a number of doctors in Gaza even perform emergency caesarean operations only with the help of torches and mobile phone lights for illumination. Humanitarian organizations around the world have warned that the lives of thousands of mothers and newborn babies are now in danger.

"Chaos and horror in Gaza have a negative impact on women. The conditions in hospitals are very dangerous, cesarean sections and major surgeries are performed only with a flashlight on a phone, providing illumination as they undergo complex medical procedures while bombs are falling around them," said Soraida Hussein-Sabbah, a gender specialist and advocate at ActionAid UK, based in the city of Ramallah, West Bank."

"Every day we hear doctors delivering babies from women who are dying during childbirth. This is a major disaster," he said.

The World Health Organization (WHO) stated that nearly two-thirds of health clinics in Gaza are not functioning, which means that the majority of pregnant women and mothers have little or no access at all to emergency obstetric services.

ActionAid UK warns that due to food shortages, pregnant mothers are not receiving optimal nutrition. Breastfeeding mothers also struggle to produce the milk they need to feed their babies and keep them alive.

The following is the translation of the text from Bahasa to English while preserving the HTML tags: "The mothers also face great difficulty in accessing clean water. \u201cThere is not enough water for drinking, washing, or anything else. There is not enough food, no healthcare services, no water, and no electricity. The simplest requirements for living are not available here," said Salma, a pregnant mother living in Gaza."

According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, out of the 8,525 people killed since the beginning of this month, 3,542 of them are children, and 2,187 are women. Source: Telegraph.co.uk

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