VOICED : Gazans with medical needs at a loss for power

The video discusses the severe impact of power outages in Gaza, particularly on individuals reliant on medical devices. The destruction of Gaza's sole power plant and power lines due to military actions has left residents without electricity, exacerbating the already strained infrastructure. The financial burden of running generators is unsustainable for many families. Additionally, the ongoing conflict and embargo have further restricted access to essential resources, worsening the humanitarian situation.

What is the main reason the woman in Gaza cannot use her medical devices at home?

• She lost her medical devices.

• She prefers to use the hospital's facilities.

• The hospital provides free electricity.

• There is no electricity due to the power plant being knocked out.

How much gasoline is needed to run the generator for 17 hours a day?

• 1 liter per hour

• 1.5 liters per hour

• 2.5 liters per hour

• 2 liters per hour

What caused the Gaza power plant to shut down?

• A technical malfunction

• Lack of demand for electricity

• Military strikes hitting its fuel tanks

• A natural disaster

Why can't Gaza depend on electricity from Israel anymore?

• Gaza refused the electricity supply.

• The power plant in Israel is under maintenance.

• Israel stopped supplying electricity.

• The power lines were bombed.

What is one of the uses of the tunnels in Gaza according to the text?

• Providing shelter for residents

• Conducting attacks against Israel

• Connecting Gaza to neighboring countries

• Transporting goods legally