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London, July 2 (Petra) – UK Minister of State for Development Jenny Chapman expressed deep concern over the severe deterioration of humanitarian conditions in the Gaza Strip, noting that the enclave has not received any fuel supplies in over four months an alarming situation that could soon lead to a full-blown catastrophe.
In a post published Wednesday on her X account, Chapman stated, “The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is horrifying. No fuel has entered for 4 months,” warning that this acute shortage is threatening to shut down water supply, hospitals and ambulances.”
“We need a sustainable and immediate ceasefire, unrestricted aid into Gaza, and the release of all hostages,” Chapman concluded.
//Petra// AF
02/07/2025 22:34:13
