Hospitals in Gaza 'becoming overwhelmed': Doctors Without Borders
Hospitals in Gaza are "becoming overwhelmed" and are "overcrowded with injured people," Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières said in a statement Sunday.
They're facing a shortage of drugs, medical supplies and fuel for generators, according to MSF, as well as the challenge of safely transporting patients to facilities.
"Ambulances can't be used right now because they're being hit by airstrikes," Darwin Diaz, MSF medical coordinator in Gaza, said.
-ABC News' Cindy Smith





