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Insulin reportedly blocked from entering Gaza, diabetes patients said to use expired substitutes

Corroborated · Gaza Strip, Palestine (approximate) ·

Al Jazeera Arabic, citing the director of medical relief in Gaza, says medical services have exhausted their resources and cannot provide some services while shelling continues, and that many sites are unreachable for its teams because of continuing Israeli targeting. A Telegram channel, Middle East Observer, reports that Israel prevents insulin injections from entering the Gaza Strip and that diabetes patients use expired alternatives; the Al Jazeera items do not mention insulin.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedHumanitarianME Observer (Telegram); Al Jazeera (via Al Jazeera Arabic (Telegram))Reported by 2 independent origins
PlaceGaza Strip, PalestineME Observer (Telegram); Al Jazeera (via Al Jazeera Arabic (Telegram))Reported by 2 independent origins
Who did itIsraelME Observer (Telegram)One origin

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