Three patients died on Friday morning at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, south of the Gaza Strip.

Medical sources in the complex reported that three patients died in the intensive care room as a result of the cessation of oxygen due to the power outage.

The sources also announced that two women gave birth “in dire and inhumane conditions, without electricity, without water, without food, and without heating, in the Nasser Medical Complex.”

The sources said that the near exhaustion of fuel and the Israeli blockade threaten the lives of patients and premature babies in the complex, holding the Israeli occupation responsible for the lives of patients and medical teams, and calling on all international institutions to quickly intervene to save the patients and medical teams in the complex.

The Israeli forces had forced the administration of the Nasser Medical Complex to place 95 health personnel, 11 of their families, 191 patients, and 165 companions and displaced people in the old Nasser building, in harsh and frightening conditions, without food, without baby formula, and an acute water shortage.