Six Ops Ihsan volunteers injured in Rafah strike


PETALING JAYA: Six Palestinian volunteers, who were loading humanitarian aid supplies from Malaysia under Ops Ihsan, were injured during an attack in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

“They are being treated in temporary medical shelters and a Kuwaiti hospital,” said Ops Ihsan secretariat chairman Jismi Johari, adding that the extent of their injuries is not known yet.

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