Wheelchair Shortage Worsens Crisis for Disabled in Gaza

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A severe shortage of wheelchairs in Gaza is intensifying difficulties for disabled residents amid ongoing fuel shortages and economic hardship. This shortage limits mobility and access to essential services for disabled people, worsening their living conditions in a region already facing humanitarian challenges. Local workers are adapting by repairing household items like stove burners to cope with fuel scarcity.

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•Gaza is experiencing a critical shortage of wheelchairs affecting disabled individuals.
•Fuel shortages in Gaza have led families to adapt by repairing stove burners.
•The shortage of mobility aids restricts disabled people's access to healthcare and daily necessities.
•Economic and supply constraints in Gaza continue to impact vulnerable populations.

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▸If international aid organizations increase wheelchair deliveries to Gaza disabled residents would gain improved mobility and access to services, easing some humanitarian pressures.

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MEMiddle East EyeWheelchair shortage deepens crisis for disabled people in Gaza MEMiddle East EyeGaza worker restores stove burners as families adapt to fuel shortages

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