Gaza hospitals caught in crossfire

Key health facilities in northern Gaza have been damaged in the intense fighting and only a handful remain operational


AL SHIFA HOSPITAL
Gaza’s largest hospital, with 700 beds, has run out of fuel and “ceased to function”, WHO says

Some 2,300 people – 650 patients, 200-500 staff and around 1,500 people seeking shelter – are trapped inside

Doctors say several new-born babies and patients have died


AL QUDS HOSPITAL
Second largest hospital no longer operational

Evacuations planned for 6,000 patients, medics and displaced people


AL RANTISI, 4. AL NASR
Rantisi children’s hospital – with Gaza’s only paediatric cancer ward – and Al Nasr hospital mostly evacuated

Patients in worst condition sent to Al Shifa, others directed to southern Gaza


AL SWEIDI CLINIC
Swedish clinic sheltering 500 people destroyed by air strike, UN says. Casualty toll unclear


INDONESIA HOSPITAL
Damaged and running out of fuel but still operational



Compound of Al Shifa on Nov 7

Al Shati camp
Al Nasar Hospital
Al Rantisi Hospital
Jabaliya
Al Sweidi Clinic
Al Shifa Hospital
Indonesia Hospital
Al Quds Hospital
Gaza City
Israeli ground advances
1km 0.6 miles

GAZA STRIP


Sources: WHO, UN, ISW, BBC, Reuters
Picture: Getty Images
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