The water stations in Gaza stopped... We are facing a humanitarian catastrophe

Adnan Abu Hasna, spokesman for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in Gaza (UNRWA), said: We are not well, the situation is dangerous. We all spoke a few days ago that we are heading towards something resembling a humanitarian catastrophe, but now we are in the middle of the catastrophe, explaining that all of us in UNRWA were ready to take care of... 150,000 displaced Palestinians, but today we are talking about a million displaced people, including 400,000 in our schools and the others in churches, stadiums and streets.
He explained during a telephone interview via news channels that there is a dangerous process taking place, with the lack of safe water, and food that is no longer available, and everyone in Gaza drinks from wells, and these wells are contaminated with nitrate, which is a carcinogenic and poisonous substance.
The spokesman for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in Gaza pointed out that the fuel had run out and all the water stations had stopped due to the exhaustion of fuel. We tried to contract with bakeries, but we found that the bakeries were not working. He said: “We have 22 UNRWA headquarters that were damaged, and these headquarters are spread out in the middle of Camps on the outskirts of cities.