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For those not medically fit to fly out of Al Arish, the Emirati Red Crescent is to build a field hospital near the Rafah border where patients can receive treatment.

Injured children from Gaza were brought to the UAE. All photos: Chris Whiteoak / The National

Injured children were brought to Abu Dhabi International Airport

The move is part of humanitarian efforts by the UAE

Injured children from Gaza arrive in the UAE

About 1,000 people in total are expected to come to the UAE for treatment from Gaza

Patients board the aircraft in Al Arish, Egypt. The chartered plane brought injured children from Gaza to the UAE.

Patients board the aircraft in Al Arish.

More than 20 doctors, nurses and emergency medical technicians from the UAE’s Burjeel Hospital, NMC Royal Hospital and Sheikh Khalifa Medical City assessed patients.

Patients were evacuated late on Friday when the Rafah border opened during a humanitarian pause after more than six weeks of continuous Israeli bombardment on Gaza.

Patients were taken to UAE following an initiative from UAE President Sheikh Mohamed that will allow injured Palestinian children from Gaza to be flown in for treatment at UAE hospitals.

Medics arrive in Al Arish ahead of bringing the injured to the UAE.

Gallant Knight 3 was launched on November 5 under the leadership of the Joint Operations Command at the Ministry of Defence, along with other partners.

The initiative also provides volunteering opportunities for doctors registered with the Ministry of Health and Prevention and the Department of Health Abu Dhabi

Since the announcement of the UAE operation, Gallant Knight 3, the UAE has flown out several cargo planes carrying equipment and medical supplies for the hospital

Patients boarded the aircraft in Al Arish after being evacuated from Gaza

The injured people and their relatives are the first batch of 1,000 women and children to be evacuated to the UAE

For those not medically fit to fly out of Al Arish, the Emirati Red Crescent is to build a field hospital near the Rafah border where patients can receive treatment.

Injured children from Gaza were brought to the UAE. All photos: Chris Whiteoak / The National

Injured children were brought to Abu Dhabi International Airport

The move is part of humanitarian efforts by the UAE

Injured children from Gaza arrive in the UAE

About 1,000 people in total are expected to come to the UAE for treatment from Gaza

Patients board the aircraft in Al Arish, Egypt. The chartered plane brought injured children from Gaza to the UAE.

Patients board the aircraft in Al Arish.

More than 20 doctors, nurses and emergency medical technicians from the UAE’s Burjeel Hospital, NMC Royal Hospital and Sheikh Khalifa Medical City assessed patients.

Patients were evacuated late on Friday when the Rafah border opened during a humanitarian pause after more than six weeks of continuous Israeli bombardment on Gaza.

Patients were taken to UAE following an initiative from UAE President Sheikh Mohamed that will allow injured Palestinian children from Gaza to be flown in for treatment at UAE hospitals.

Medics arrive in Al Arish ahead of bringing the injured to the UAE.

Gallant Knight 3 was launched on November 5 under the leadership of the Joint Operations Command at the Ministry of Defence, along with other partners.

The initiative also provides volunteering opportunities for doctors registered with the Ministry of Health and Prevention and the Department of Health Abu Dhabi

Since the announcement of the UAE operation, Gallant Knight 3, the UAE has flown out several cargo planes carrying equipment and medical supplies for the hospital

Patients boarded the aircraft in Al Arish after being evacuated from Gaza

The injured people and their relatives are the first batch of 1,000 women and children to be evacuated to the UAE

For those not medically fit to fly out of Al Arish, the Emirati Red Crescent is to build a field hospital near the Rafah border where patients can receive treatment.

Six-year-old Palestinian cancer patient flown to UAE for treatment dies

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December 07, 2023

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