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Rafah land crossing south of Gaza Strip opens Thursday morning in both directions to allow departure of patients and humanitarian cases, as well as return of stranded individuals to Gaza.
Palestine Red Crescent spokesperson Raed Al-Nams says 4th batch of humanitarian cases, including patients and injured, prepared at association facilities and heads toward Rafah crossing for travel.
On Wednesday, Israeli authorities block travel of patients and wounded through Rafah after informing World Health Organization office of cancellation of coordination for departure of 3rd batch scheduled for medical treatment abroad.
Since reopening on Monday, only 50 patients and injured, along with companions, exit through crossing. First day sees departure of 7 patients and companions, followed by 16 on second day, despite around 18,500 patients and wounded needing treatment outside Gaza.
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