Fuel Shortages, Road Closures Slow Humanitarian Response in Gaza: OCHA
Summary
Fuel shortages and road closures are significantly slowing humanitarian aid delivery in Gaza, with food rations reaching 100,000 people and health services gradually resuming since the ceasefire.
Key Points
- Fuel shortages and road closures continue to delay humanitarian assistance in the Gaza Strip.
- UN partners have resumed monthly food ration distribution, reaching 100,000 people for the first time since October 2023.
- Since the ceasefire, 35 health service points were reactivated and 25 new ones established, mostly in northern Gaza.
- Temporary Learning Spaces have expanded to 424 sites with new openings in early January.
