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Home World UN official urges streamlining access to injured in Jenin 05-07-2023 09:16 AM Ammon News - The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) urged Tuesday to streamline access to the injured and affected people inside the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank and to deliver humanitarian aid to them. "The assessment of the situation is still ongoing," said office spokeswoman Vanessa Huguenen, noting that the damage to the infrastructure made drinking water and electricity unavailable in most areas of the camp. Huguenen said that health facilities were damaged, adding that OCHA's partners in the healthcare sector are preparing a list of urgently needed supplies.

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UN official urges streamlining access to injured in Jenin

05-07-2023 09:16 AM

Ammon News - The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) urged Tuesday to streamline access to the injured and affected people inside the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank and to deliver humanitarian aid to them.

"The assessment of the situation is still ongoing," said office spokeswoman Vanessa Huguenen, noting that the damage to the infrastructure made drinking water and electricity unavailable in most areas of the camp.

Huguenen said that health facilities were damaged, adding that OCHA's partners in the healthcare sector are preparing a list of urgently needed supplies.

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