Mezan In Media
19 February 2012
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The Gaza Strip is inching towards a total collapse of essential services as fuel supplies from the tunnels beneath the border between Gaza and Egypt have reportedly ground to a halt.
With the blockaded enclave's only power plant shut down for long hours daily, the 1.
6 million Palestinians in Gaza are being affected across the board, with impending life threatening consequences in health services.
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