Floating hospital helps injured people in Gaza

 



The United Arab Emirates and Indonesia are working together to provide medical care to people hurt in the Gaza Strip A group of 25 doctors from Indonesia joined doctors from the UAE on a floating hospital in Egypt This floating hospital is part of an operation called Chivalrous Knight 3 to give good healthcare to Palestinians injured in Gaza. 


The floating hospital is like a big boat with hospital beds and equipment on itIt is located in Al Arish Egypt near Gaza Doctors from both countries are working side by side to treat patients They work very hard to give patients the best treatment possible This hospital makes it possible for complex cases to get surgery and care that may not be available on land.


The UAE and Indonesia have a strong friendship They are joining efforts to help during the difficult situation in Gaza Both countries want to ease suffering and restore hope The floating hospital makes sure injured people get critical care that meets high international standards It aims to save lives and heal patients.


As part of the operation people who lose limbs can get artificial legs and arms This will enable them to walk again or use their hands Other humanitarian aid is also provided The floating hospital is a successful model that more countries could copy to help communities in need.  


The cooperation highlights the commitment of the UAE and Indonesia to humanitarian work when conflicts happen Through this collaboration more people will receive the medical treatment they require Working as a team the doctors from both countries support each other and pool their skills and resources to help patients.


This joint initiative is an excellent example of different cultures joining together for a noble cause When people are suffering working in partnership can achieve great things The floating hospital brings hope to the people of Gaza during hard times

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