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The convoy is heading through the secondary gate of Rafah Land Port toward the Karam Abu Salem crossing as part of Egypt's ongoing efforts to ease the humanitarian crisis facing more than two million Palestinians in Gaza.
On its 232nd day, the convoy carried over 2,635 tons of comprehensive humanitarian aid, including 775 tons of food supplies, over 370 tons of medical and relief supplies and medicines, and over 1,490 tons of petroleum products to operate hospitals and vital facilities in the Strip.
The convoy transported more than 2,320 tons of humanitarian aid, including food baskets, flour, medical supplies, relief materials, essential medicines, and petroleum products needed to operate hospitals and other vital facilities in the Gaza Strip.
The convoy included more than 233,800 food baskets and over 18,000 blankets, alongside trucks carrying essential supplies to meet the urgent needs of Gaza’s population amid severe winter conditions.
Since the outbreak of war against Gaza, Egypt has solidified its position as the primary lifeline for the Strip, spearheading the largest and most sustained humanitarian operation in modern history.
The convoy, now in its 113th day, carried more than 5,300 tons of humanitarian aid, including over 2,950 tons of food baskets and flour, approximately 1,010 tons of medicines, medical supplies, relief items, and personal care products, as well as around 1,375 tons of petroleum products.
Humanitarian aid trucks entered on Monday through the side gate of Rafah Border Crossing in North Sinai toward Al-Ouja and Karm Abou Salem crossings, as part of the 59th convoy of “Zad Al-Ezza - From Egypt to Gaza.”
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The convoy carries much-need supplies, including 2,200 tons of flour, besides 200 tons of medical supplies, the Red Crescent said in a statement on Sunday.
The convoy, which is part of Egypt's daily land bridge for aid, transported more than 3,700 tons of essential supplies to southern Gaza via the Kerem Abu Salem crossing.
This latest convoy, organized by the Egyptian Red Crescent, includes trucks loaded with essential food and medical supplies destined for southern Gaza via the Kerem Abu Salem crossing. It forms part of Egypt’s ongoing efforts to support the Palestinian population amid a worsening humanitarian crisis.
