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LIVE UPDATES: UN says 1 in 3 expectant mothers in Gaza faces high-risk pregnancy amid medical shortages

The UN warned Monday that the Gaza Strip faces a growing maternal health crisis alongside critical shortages of fuel and medical supplies as Israeli authorities continue to block humanitarian access

Gaza genocide

  • 618 Days
  • 55,432 Killed
  • 128,923 Wounded
  • 11,000 Missing
Last updated: June 16, 2025

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