New Gaza field hospital crew start work

The Jordanian field hospital "Gaza 33" arrived in the Gaza Strip via Beit Hanoun crossing, providing humanitarian medical services to Palestinians in the Israeli-besieged territory.
The rotation of the hospital's crew is in line with His Majesty King Abdullah's orders to maintain the hospital's services and further develop its role while easing the plight of the Gazans.
The commander of "Gaza 32," Col. Khaled Zyoud, said that the convoy's arrival will contribute to maintaining the role of the existing cadres in implementing their humanitarian duty.
The hospital's director, Col. Mohammad Shboul, said that in the last two months the clinic's staff had become proficient enough and had the expertise to offer the best treatment and medical services to "the brothers in Gaza" to help them overcome the tough conditions they had been through.