One of the un team shared what he saw at the hospital. From jerusalem, our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, reports. How are so many people injured . With a shot or crushed in a desperate stampede . This hospitaljust reading some of the survivors, and now, for the First Time Since thursday, first hand testimony from the un. This hospital is treating more than 200 people that were injured. We have seen people with Gunshot Wounds we have seen amputees, and we have seen children as young as 12. These events cannot be allowed to go on. This man is haunted by what he saw on the convoy. Whether soldiers firing deliberately, he is asked. Yes,. Only the chaos was clear. How and why the shooting started is not properly understood. The crowds were huge, the panic palpable. Israel said troops felt threatened. Tanks were present. There is no evidence of aircraft being involved. The un finally reached gaza city yesterday, taking badly needed fuel and medicine to the hospital, demanding israel
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The uk is putting on an extra flight today, to rescue british nationals escape the fighting in sudan. those who are eligible will have to travel to port sudan. previously, raf planes have been taking off from an airstrip near the capital, khartoum, as part of an operation launched last week. our diplomatic correspondent paul adamsjoins us now from nairobi. good morning. isuppose good morning. i suppose these evacuations depend on the situation on the ground. what is happening in sudan? . , on the ground. what is happening in sudan? , , ., , , , sudan? yes, they absolutely. they absolutely do- sudan? yes, they absolutely. they absolutely do. those sudan? yes, they absolutely. they absolutely do. those conditions - absolutely do. those conditions changing all the time. port sudan has become a real magnet for people trying to leave the country because there have been boats, most of them organised by saudi arabia just across the red sea, and thousands of people have already gone
We ll be speaking to the rcn s chief executive, pat cullen at 7.30. if you have got any questions for her, do let us know. the uk is putting on an extra flight today, to rescue british nationals escape the fighting in sudan. those who are eligible will have to travel to port sudan. previously, raf planes have been taking off from an airstrip near the capital, khartoum, as part of an operation launched last week. our diplomatic correspondent paul adamsjoins us now from nairobi. good morning to you. last week when we spoke with the foreign secretary he said there wasn t a clear idea of how many britons were left in the sudan, or how many there were overall. do we have a sense of the demand now to still get out of sudan? ,-. . demand now to still get out of sudan? ,., ., ., 4, sudan? good morning. i think the honest answer sudan? good morning. i think the honest answer to sudan? good morning. i think the honest answer to that sudan? good morning. i think the honest answer to that is