Source: UN News: Wednesday, 21 May 2025 00:01 am
The United Nations Emergency Relief Coordinator Tom Flature has reiterated its strong demand for the restoration of humanitarian aid supply in the war -torn Palestinian area Gaza, saying that humanitarian agencies demand access to the Gaza Strip and there is already a plan to provide life saving assistance to the people. Keep in mind that Israel closed all the boundary posts for entry into Gaza on March 2, after which absolutely humanitarian aid material could not be entered in Gaza and the entire population of about 21 lakhs there is in the threat of famine. Tom Flature said in a statement on Friday, “as we have shown this year during the ceasefire this year – and every time we have been reached – and every time we have reached us – and every time we have reached the United Nations and our human parties. There is specialization, resolution and moral clarity to provide help on the scale required to save life in Gaza. “He said that those who propose alternative methods for distribution of support materials should not waste time, because a plan is already present. This document is” this document “is based on the universe, impartiality, neutrality and freedom.” Along with this, most of the international community has support, and if humanists are allowed to do their work, they are ready to be active. Tom Flature said, “We have people present. We have distribution networks. We have confidence of communities on land. And we also have support materials, huge amounts, which are now ready to be supplied.” Flacher reiterated that the humanitarian community has done this even in the past and can do it again. “We know how our aid material supply is registered, inspection, loading in vehicles, removing from vehicles, re -inspecting, re -inspecting, transportation, protecting, storing, loot, monitoring and distributed their routes – this aid materials are made without any delays, without any delays, without any delays, and without misappropriation. With dignity. “We know how to reach the common people and how to stop the famine.” Tom Flature said, “It is too much now.
