Gaza burns cases surge as medical supplies dwindle

He occupies a bed far from his mother, who also suffered burns, and who cannot move to be by her son's side. Instead, her brother cares for him, the only available guardian after his "father was martyred", as the tearful child says, struggling to remove one of many IV tubes. "We receive daily cases of second- and third-degree burns as a result of rocket attacks and the use of internationally banned weapons by the Israeli army," Amjad Eleiwa, an emergency doctor at the hospital, told AFP. "Most...