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Singaporean-funded polyclinic in Gaza treating up to 100 patients daily amid healthcare crisis
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Singaporean-funded polyclinic in Gaza treating up to 100 patients daily amid healthcare crisis
A polyclinic funded by Singaporeans, located in the Al Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, is now fully operational, serving approximately 80 to 100 patients each day. The update was shared by Singaporean activist Gilbert Goh, founder of the humanitarian group Love Aid Singapore, via Instagram on Thursday (3 July). Goh emphasised that the facility was built from the ground up using funds donated by members of the Singaporean public, in partners…
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