Gaza Strip: Hardship falls below 'emergency' threshold, but blockade shutters factories and clinics, and leaves everyone relying on aid

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A Palestinian woman holds her baby in a vaccination room as others wait with their children at the UNRWA clinic in Gaza City. Gaza's health service is overwhelmed and advanced care, including cancer treatment, is not available, forcing thousands every year to seek treatment abroad.

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"Gaza Strip: Hardship falls below 'emergency' threshold, but blockade shutters factories and clinics, and leaves everyone relying on aid," The Santa Fe New Mexican-, 14 June 2010. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2010-005. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2010-005

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