First seriously sick and hurt Gaza children to land in the UK this week to be treated by the NHS
The first group of children from Gaza is expected to be treated by NHS this week.
It is understood that young people were looked at by medical officials in a neighboring country before flying to the UK for expert treatment.
Ministers are working with international partners for rapid medical release for the most critical cases from the settlement settlements where the war has shattered.
Hospitals in Gaza remained in ruins, impossible for children with long -term care.
UN Charity Institution UNICEF estimates that more than 50,000 children have been killed or injured since October 7, 2023.
Foreign Minister Yette Cooper said that the first group of children left Gaza and went to England.
Cooper also said that the government is working to evacuate students with places to stay in British universities.
‘To help them leave Gaza and then to reach the UK to travel in other countries to travel too much diplomatic work.
It is understood that young people were looked at by medical officials in a neighboring country before flying to England for an expert treatment.
Foreign Minister Yette Cooper, the first group of children left Gaza and on the way to England
“ This work continues and I am determined that we can do us to help these wounded families and to help students take their classes this fall this autumn. ‘
Founded by volunteer medical experts, a small number of children were brought to the UK by Pure Hope Project Pure Hope, but the Israeli government should give green light for evacuation.
This will be brought to England for the first time for treatment in NHS.
Each child will accompany family members if necessary with biometric data in a third country.
Although previous reports suggest that they may be between 30 and 50, it is not known how many children in the first group.
Last month, the government said that bringing children to England for free medical care would be a plan.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that he has been working with the World Health Organization to get wounded children in the UK in the coming days.
Each child will accompany family members if necessary with biometric data collected in a third country.
Ministers are working with international partners for rapid medical evacuation for the most critical situations from the settlements in which the war breaks down.
The front of the front of the health workers in Gaza’s collapse of the health system is warned about the desperate conditions.
A British nurse working in a British -backed field hospital described the continents of vital drugs and equipment, and most of the aid was still stuck at the border.
Mandy Blackman, who leads nursing at the Al Mawasi Hospital in Southern Gaza, Southern Gaza, said Daily Mail, that food scarcity is now only one meal of very severe patients a day, but only dangerous and unbalanced conditions.
Mrs. Blackman, usually in the Kettering General Hospital in Northamponshire, said, ‘I have been a nurse for25 for25 and I saw more mass wounded in England than I saw for a lifetime.’
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