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Gaza has turned into a 'death trap': 'Unliveable, inhumane to deprive an entire population of water'

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Egypt’s state-run media say babies evacuated from Gaza’s embattled Shifa Hospital have arrived in Egypt. The Palestinian Red Crescent rescue service said it was transporting 28 premature babies from a hospital in southern Gaza to another across the border in Egypt on Monday. Egypt’s Al-Qahera satellite channel broadcast images of the babies inside Egyptian ambulances, without specifying how many had arrived. Over the weekend, 31 babies were evacuated from Shifa. For more on the harrowing plight of the fleeing civilians in war-torn Gaza, FRANCE 24's Rochelle FERGUSON BOUYAHI is joined by Laila Baker, Regional Director for Arab States in UNFPA, the UN agency for sexual and reproductive health.

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