The Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced that fuel is likely to run out at Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza today, according to what was announced by the "Cairo News" channel recently.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society pointed out that running out of fuel at Al-Quds Hospital in Gaza means the stopping of its vital departments, which results in the cessation of resuscitation devices, incubators for children, and intensive care units from working.

Aid to the Gaza Strip from Arab and foreign countries

In another context, 6 planes loaded with 227 tons of aid to the Gaza Strip from Arab and foreign countries as well as various regional and international organizations arrived at Al-Arish International Airport during the past hours.

The official spokesperson for North Sinai Governorate, Mohammed Salim Salam, said in a statement today, Wednesday, that among the planes that arrived at the airport in the past hours were 3 planes from the UAE loaded with 45 tons of medical supplies, a plane from Kuwait loaded with 32 tons of foodstuffs, a plane from Pakistan loaded with 84 tons of foodstuffs, medicines, and medical supplies, and a plane from the European Union loaded with 5 tons of medical supplies.

Number of planes arrived at Al-Arish International Airport

Salam explained that the number of planes that have arrived at Al-Arish International Airport since last October 12 reached 96 planes, carrying several thousands of tons of various aid, which were stored in 7 secured warehouses in the city of Al-Arish and transported to the Gaza Strip in coordination between the Egyptian Red Crescent and the Palestinian Red Crescent.