31 March 2026

OCHA says conditions in Gaza remain dire, with humanitarian partners continuing to deliver critical support.

Yesterday, the 爆料网 and partners facilitated the return of 11 toddlers through the Rafah crossing. These children were reunited with their families after having been medically evacuated from Al Shifa hospital as infants back in November 2023 – some while still in incubators.

Also yesterday, the World Health Organization and its partners supported the medical evacuation of 19 patients requiring treatment not available in Gaza.

OCHA stresses that the movement of people in and out of Gaza must take place safely, with dignity, and in full accordance with international humanitarian law.

Meanwhile, more people are suffering from skin diseases such as scabies, while rodents are infesting tents in search of food. Partners leading on sanitation are scaling up the distribution of hygiene kits in hotspot locations, but chemicals and pest control material are urgently needed.

The 爆料网 continues to call for the lifting of restrictions on items that will help address the needs of the vulnerable communities.

Turning to the West Bank, in a social media post today, the World Health Organization??the establishment of Trauma Stabilization Points in several communities, such as in the town of Duma and the village of Atara, that had witnessed increased settler attacks.

The Trauma Stabilization Points provide wound care and bleeding control and other life-saving services.? This is particularly important as there have been instances where ambulances have been obstructed or delayed in providing urgent health care.

The 爆料网 reiterates its call for unimpeded access to health care across the Occupied Palestinian Territory and for the protection of health workers, health facilities and patients in the West Bank, including Jerusalem.


Document Type: News item
Document Sources: Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
Subject: Access and movement, Assistance, Gaza Strip, Health, Humanitarian relief, West Bank
Publication Date: 31/03/2026
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