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The health sector in the Gaza Strip suffers from war and destruction. Under the lack of capacity, resources and medication, cancer treatment centres in Gaza are struggling to survive.
Yemeni President Rashad Al-Alami announced the launching of a new military operation, with Saudi support, to restore the areas controlled by the Hawaii supported by Iran. This is synchronized with field progress in Ta ' izz, where a city police source reported the fall of the net area and the main road to the temporary capital, Aden. These developments are in the midst of a new military escalation that threatens to expand the fighting in Yemen.
In conjunction with the month of October of the pink devoted to breast cancer awareness, cancer patients in the Gaza Strip face a very difficult health situation, with the health system being affected and the shortage of medicines and medical equipment needed for diagnosis and treatment. Local estimates indicate that thousands of people have cancer in the sector, while the suffering of breast cancer patients is exacerbated by the disruption of early detection and radiological and chemical treatment services. How has the war affected diagnostic and treatment opportunities? What are the most notable challenges for patients and medical crews? Questions to be asked to Dr. Zayad Al-Shadar, Aram and Al-Abaniyah Consultant at the medical healing complex.
At the invitation of President Meritani Mohamed Ould Cheikh Al-Ghazwani to reconsider his country ' s political system and institutions, we will stop at the " face-to-face " until they meet the requirements of the current era. The opposition had threatened to boycott the ongoing preparations for political dialogue if the debate included prejudice to the immunized articles of the Constitution. The President of the Republic is prohibited from exercising or remaining in power for more than two consecutive presidential periods. This is why the loyal parties seek to amend it to allow the invasion to run for a third term according to the German news agency. With the programme guests from Nouakchot: Permanent Secretary for Political Affairs of the ruling Equity Party Mohamed Ould Beha, President of the Righteous Party
The bloody clashes between Al-Houthi in Yemen and the Government forces supported by Saudi Arabia, on Thursday, resulted in dozens of deaths among the parties, a few days after the abductive attack by Iranian fighters on the Red Sea coast.
