Gaza health ministry identifies Kamal Adwan hospital staff killed in Israeli attack

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As many as 50 people have been reported killed in an Israeli air strike on a building near the Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza, Al Jazeera reports.

Five members of staff from the hospital were also killed in the attack, according the hospital’s director and Gaza’s ministry of health.

The medical staff have been identified as:

Dr. Ahmed Samour, a paediatrician, and Israa Abu Zaida, a laboratory technician, both of whom were killed in the blast while trying to return to their homes from the hospital, according to a statement from the ministry and the hospital.

Health technologist Fares Al-Houdali was also killed while trying to rescue the injured following the attack.

Two paramedics, Abdul Majeed Abu Al-Aish and Maher Al-Ajrami, were killed near the hospital, and “their bodies are still in the street”, according to the statement.

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