Bapor employees continue to provide vital assistance in gas. The head of the Bapor calls to allow international media in gas Peace and safety Since the beginning of the war 1.5 years ago, the Israeli authorities prohibit international journalists with entry into Gaza for independent coverage of events – this fuels propaganda, misinformation and dehumanization. This was announced today by the General Commissioner of the Middle Eastern Agency of the UN to help Palestinian refugees (Bapor) Philip Lazzarini. 62 ~ According to him, Palestinian journalists continue to do their work, often at the cost of their own life. At the same time, reports and evidence of eyewitnesses are often questioned and discredit. According to the Bapor, today at least 170 Palestinian journalists have died. “Free flow of information and independent journalism are key elements necessary to establish facts and ensure accountability in conflict conditions. Gas should not be an exception, ”Lazzarini emphasized. ~ 60 >“ time has come to allow international media in gas, ”he said. ~ 60 > medical care in conditions of combat conditions actions 60 ~/h2 >~ 60 > Bapor also report that, despite the continuing shelling and limitations of access, the agency managed to partially restore medical care in some areas of the gases. So, on April 12, in the Maan region in the south of the sector, one of the centers again opened, which was closed since December 2023 due to the military operation in the east of Khan-Junis and serious damage to the building. 62 > On the first day of work, the center accepted more than 1300 patients. Now the institution provides a wide range of services, including the treatment of chronic diseases, vaccination, prenatal and postpartum care, psychosocial support and assistance in wounds. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > today, despite large -scale destruction and ban on humanitarian supply, nine centers of healthcare and 39 continue to operate in gas and 39 medical points Bapor. Against the backdrop of a critical shortage of medicines and medical materials, including blood supplies for transfusion, Bapor employees in the south of Gaza began a blood donation campaign. ~ 60 > water and sanitary Services 60 ~ H2 > meanwhile in Jabalia on April 11, Bapapor restored the work of a water well, which provides drinking water about 20 thousand forced immigrants, including seven shelters agencies. 60 > under the conditions of ongoing bombing and catastrophic lack of resources, Bapapor employees continue to provide vital assistance. Every day they distribute about 2500 cubic meters of water and collect 230 tons of solid waste.