Maldivian Donations Help Supply Fuel to War-Torn Gaza

The Maldives-based International Aid Campaign (IAC) donated 20,000 liters of fuel to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza, amidst Israel's bombardment that began on October 7 after Hamas attacks. The crisis has resulted in over 9,000 Palestinian casualties and severe infrastructure damage, with 16 hospitals and 51 clinics ceasing operations due to fuel shortages. Al-Aqsa Hospital's Communications Director Mohamed al Haaj thanked Maldivian donors and IAC. IAC also distributed food, supplies, hot meals, and financial aid (USD 100,000 to 200 families). Maldivian public contributions totaled MVR 24 million through IAC fund boxes.

The Maldives-based International Aid Campaign (IAC) donated 20,000 liters of fuel to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza, amidst Israel's bombardment that began on October 7 after Hamas attacks. The crisis has resulted in over 9,000 Palestinian casualties and severe infrastructure damage, with 16 hospitals and 51 clinics ceasing operations due to fuel shortages. Al-Aqsa Hospital's Communications Director Mohamed al Haaj thanked Maldivian donors and IAC. IAC also distributed food, supplies, hot meals, and financial aid (USD 100,000 to 200 families). Maldivian public contributions totaled MVR 24 million through IAC fund boxes.

The Maldives-based International Aid Campaign (IAC) donated 20,000 liters of fuel to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza, amidst Israel's bombardment that began on October 7 after Hamas attacks. The crisis has resulted in over 9,000 Palestinian casualties and severe infrastructure damage, with 16 hospitals and 51 clinics ceasing operations due to fuel shortages. Al-Aqsa Hospital's Communications Director Mohamed al Haaj thanked Maldivian donors and IAC. IAC also distributed food, supplies, hot meals, and financial aid (USD 100,000 to 200 families). Maldivian public contributions totaled MVR 24 million through IAC fund boxes.

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