The Gaza Ministry of Health warns that 2,000 diabetics, including 600 children, are facing life-threatening complications due to a severe shortage of insulin caused by the Israeli restrictions on its entry. Families are forced to use painful syringe injections or buy overpriced insulin that has expired. Some children have fallen into comas, while power and fuel shortages threaten safe insulin storage.

The Gaza Ministry of Health warns that 2,000 diabetics, including 600 children, are facing life-threatening complications due to a severe shortage of insulin caused by the Israeli restrictions on its entry. Families are forced to use painful syringe injections or buy overpriced insulin that has expired. Some children have fallen into comas, while power and fuel shortages threaten safe insulin storage.