Close X
Saturday, November 23, 2024
ADVT 
International

At least 50 Palestinians killed by Israeli bombings on Khan Younis: Medical sources

Darpan News Desk IANS, 22 Jan, 2024 05:54 PM
  • At least 50 Palestinians killed by Israeli bombings on Khan Younis: Medical sources

Gaza, Jan 23 (IANS) At least 50 Palestinians have been killed and dozens of others wounded by Israeli bombings on shelter centres of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip, Palestinian medical sources said.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said on Monday in a press statement that it had received "reports of deaths and injuries among the displaced as a result of the occupation's bombings of shelter centres".

"Israeli tanks approached Al-Amal Hospital, and we completely lost contact with our crews in Khan Younis as a result of the ground incursion," it added.

The organisation said that ambulances were unable to reach the injured in Khan Younis, because of Israeli forces' siege of its ambulance centre and "targetting anyone who tries to move around".

In addition, the Hamas-run government media office in Gaza said in a press statement that Israel had targetted five shelter centres in the city of Khan Younis, Xinhua news agency reported.

The statement noted that "the Israeli army targetted the displacement centres with direct bombardments, Quadcopter aircraft, drone aircraft, and artillery, which led to dozens of deaths and wounded".

Ashraf Al-Qedra, spokesperson for the Ministry of Health in Gaza, said in a press statement that "the Israeli occupation is committing horrific crimes west of Khan Younis".

He added that "dozens of deaths and wounded are still in the targetted places and roads," and the Israeli forces prevented ambulances from transferring the wounded people and retrieving the bodies of the victims in the west of Khan Younis.

MORE International ARTICLES

Sri Sri brings Olympic-size culture fest to Washington D.C.

Sri Sri brings Olympic-size culture fest to Washington D.C.
The three-day event will be held from September 29 to October 1 and organisers said they expect more than 1,50,000 people to participate, coming from all over the world. They added that as a measure of the early buzz about the event, more than 50,000 people have already registered to attend.

Sri Sri brings Olympic-size culture fest to Washington D.C.

Indian national pleads guilty in multi-million dollar call centre scam in US

Indian national pleads guilty in multi-million dollar call centre scam in US
Zaheen Malvi, who was illegally residing in Heber Springs, Arkansas, assisted Indian call centres in the telemarketing scheme scam, US Attorney for the Southern District of Texas Alamdar S. Hamdani announced.

Indian national pleads guilty in multi-million dollar call centre scam in US

Indian temporary workers, students to be hit as Australia set to scrap Covid visa: Report

Indian temporary workers, students to be hit as Australia set to scrap Covid visa: Report
The development coincides with the Australian government's move to impose a new working hour limit of 48 hours per fortnight for foreign students, beginning July 1. The Covid work visa offered students freedom to work unlimited hours but now work hour caps will return, reducing their income.

Indian temporary workers, students to be hit as Australia set to scrap Covid visa: Report

Indian-American doctor pleads guilty to illegally prescribing opioids

Indian-American doctor pleads guilty to illegally prescribing opioids
Sawtantra Chopra, of Modesto in California, pleaded guilty to three counts of illegally prescribing opioids and other medication, US Attorney Phillip A. Talbert announced last week. He is scheduled to be sentenced on September 5 by US District Judge Jennifer L. Thurston.

Indian-American doctor pleads guilty to illegally prescribing opioids

Indian national jailed in Singapore for punching domestic help

Indian national jailed in Singapore for punching domestic help
A 37-year-old Indian national was sentenced to 16 weeks' jail on Thursday in Singapore for repeatedly punching and throwing vomitus at her domestic help's face. Monica Sharma pleaded guilty to one assault charge for abusing the 25 year-old victim, also an Indian national, who started working for the family in 2021. 

Indian national jailed in Singapore for punching domestic help

Family of slain Indian-American woman raise money to fight gun violence

Family of slain Indian-American woman raise money to fight gun violence
Nabaruna Karmakar, an engineer by profession, was found with two gunshot wounds after officers arrived at her home in Morrisville, North Carolina, responding to a 911 call. Karmakar's husband Michael Aaron Matthews, who placed the 911 call to report a purported double suicide, was been arrested and charged for shooting and killing his wife at their home on April 14.

Family of slain Indian-American woman raise money to fight gun violence