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'We carry our coffins with us': For Gaza's paramedics, every shift could be their last
In Gaza, the frontline is not just where the bombs fall - it's where the ambulances arrive.
When an Israeli airstrike hit a busy market in Gaza City today, people were queuing for flour. Minutes later, medics were picking up body parts.
The bodies were heaved onto stretchers, mutilated limbs twisted unnaturally. Blood soaked the concrete.
Israel-Gaza latest: Netanyahu reportedly accepts US ceasefire plan Sky News has spent several days filming with emergency crews based at Shifa Hospital, Gaza's largest medical complex and one that has itself come under repeated attack. There are few paramedics left, and fewer ambulances.
Fuel is low. Equipment is basic.
They operate in one of the most dangerous places in the world, where the medics themselves are no longer spared. "There is no safety.
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