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Four Palestinian children died of bacterial meningitis at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis over the past month, amid a severe shortage of antibiotics and essential medical equipment. Dr. Ahmed al-Fara, head of the children's department at the hospitals, reported six confirmed cases in just one month, compared to one or two a year before the war. Among the seriously ill is seven-year-old Nissim Saker, who remains in isolation and fights for his life.

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Four Palestinian children died of bacterial meningitis at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis over the past month, amid a severe shortage of antibiotics and essential medical equipment. Dr. Ahmed al-Fara, head of the children's department at the hospitals, reported six confirmed cases in just one month, compared to one or two a year before the war. Among the seriously ill is seven-year-old Nissim Saker, who remains in isolation and fights for his life.

Four Palestinian children died of bacterial meningitis at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis over the past month, amid a severe shortage of antibiotics and essential medical equipment. Dr. Ahmed al-Fara, head of the children's department at the hospitals, reported six confirmed cases in just one month, compared to one or two a year before the war. Among the seriously ill is seven-year-old Nissim Saker, who remains in isolation and fights for his life.

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