In the context of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, Jordan continues to promote the ¡°Jordan-Gaza Medical Corridor¡± initiative, actively transferring sick children from Gaza to Jordan for treatment.

On Monday, the 13th group of Gaza-patient children arrived in Jordan via the King Hussein Bridge.

A total of 50 people arrived in Jordan this time, including 12 patients and 38 family members and accompanying persons. Patients arriving in Jordan receive medical services provided by professional medical teams at local public and private hospitals. After completing treatment, the patient will return to Gaza with his family so that Jordan can continue to receive new sick children.

Patient family Sabrina Zuhder:The medical situation in Gaza has collapsed completely, and even after the ceasefire, there is still an extreme shortage of medicines.My child needs to be treated with a drug called cystitis, but it is not found at all in Gaza, he has never taken it, and many medicines in Gaza are completely dismissed.

The "Jordan-Gaza Medical Corridor" initiative was put forward by King Abdullah II of Jordan in February this year and officially launched in early March. The initiative plans to evacuate and transport 2,000 sick children from Gaza to Jordan and third countries for treatment.Since its launch, Jordan has received 232 patients and 567 relatives and accompanying personnel.

Headquarters reporter Zhu Yunxiang:The ceasefire in Gaza has brought more aid and new hope to the wounded, but the task of reconstruction and rescue remains tough in the event of a severe shortage of medical resources and severe damage to infrastructure. The Jordanian-Gaza Medical Corridor initiative continues to operate as one of the key aid hubs in the region. Jordan said it will continue to work with regional and international partners to expand the scale of humanitarian aid and help the people of Gaza gradually get out of the shadow of war.