Israel Opens Humanitarian Corridor to Gaza

Israel permitted the entry of 100 aid trucks into the Gaza Strip, carrying essential supplies like flour, baby food, and medical equipment. However, distribution issues have prevented the aid from reaching those in need, according to UN officials.

On Wednesday, the Israeli military announced its decision to allow the passage of 100 aid trucks into the Gaza Strip. The trucks were loaded with crucial supplies such as flour, baby food, and medical equipment.

This move comes as a crucial relief effort aimed at addressing the urgent needs within the region. Despite the delivery of these supplies, UN officials have reported ongoing distribution challenges, resulting in no aid reaching the intended recipients yet.

The situation highlights the complex logistics and challenges faced in delivering aid to conflict-affected areas, emphasizing the need for coordinated efforts to ensure effective distribution.

(With inputs from agencies.)