Gaza’s Health Ministry says multiple electricity generators at hospitals across the Strip have stopped operating in recent days due to shortages of both fuel and spare parts. The ministry warns that additional generators could shut down if supplies do not improve, including access to replacement components.
The outlets report that the limited fuel reaching Gaza is being restricted to emergency use. The Health Ministry states that only small quantities are allowed in, and that this amount is not enough to keep hospital power systems running beyond urgent needs. The reporting also highlights that spare-part shortages are a key factor in the failures, suggesting that even where fuel is available, repairs and maintenance are constrained.
Overall, the accounts agree on the immediate cause—fuel scarcity combined with lack of spare parts—and on the ministry’s concern that the situation will worsen without urgent deliveries of fuel, oil, and replacement parts.
