After a baby girl died from wounds sustained in an Israeli attack, a doctor in Gaza announced Saturday that it had saved her from his mother’s womb. More than 24 people were killed, including six members of the same family, according to save companies across the Hamas-run country, including Ola Adnan Harb al-Kurd, who was nine weeks pregnant.
But by the day Kurd reached Al-Awda Hospital, she was “almost dead”, according to doctors Akram Hussein. Physicians performed an ultrasonic that detected the mother’s beat. According to the doctor, they rapidly performed an emergency surgery area and removed the fetus.
The kid was in critical condition, but after receiving air and medical interest, he stabilised, said Raed al-Saudi, mind of the gynaecology office. He was taken to Deir el-Balah’s Al-Aqsa Hospital after being placed in an embryo. A missile fired by Israel at the Nuseirat refugee camp in northern Gaza also killed three ladies and a young child. In the home invasion, her father suffered injuries as well.
Israel has not confirmed personal strikes, but a martial statement stated that soldiers were” conducting targeted attacks on terrorist infrastructure websites” in main Gaza.
