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BackUAE Sends Five Humanitarian Aid Convoys to Gaza
UAE Sends Five Humanitarian Aid Convoys to Gaza
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UAE Sends Five Humanitarian Aid Convoys to Gaza

Convoys comprising 66 trucks and 533 tonnes of assistance enter Gaza under 'Operation Chivalrous Knight 3'

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Five UAE aid convoys consisting of 66 trucks carrying 533 tonnes of humanitarian assistance entered the Gaza Strip this week as part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3.

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The UAE has been conducting ongoing humanitarian efforts and operations to support Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.

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Gaza: Five UAE aid convoys entered the Gaza Strip this week, comprising 66 trucks carrying 533 tonnes of humanitarian assistance, as part of ''Operation Chivalrous Knight 3” and the UAE’s ongoing humanitarian efforts to support the Palestinian people and meet their basic needs.

The convoys included food supplies, food parcels, as well as shelter materials, helping to meet the basic needs of Palestinians and strengthen the humanitarian response inside the Gaza Strip.

The Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 team continues to prepare aid convoys through the UAE Humanitarian Aid Logistics Centre in the city of Al Arish. The centre operates through an integrated system that includes receiving, sorting and preparing aid before transporting it to the Gaza Strip, ensuring the continued flow of humanitarian assistance and its delivery to those in need.

These convoys are part of the broader humanitarian efforts undertaken by the UAE through Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, with aid being delivered on a regular basis to help alleviate the suffering of Palestinians and address their urgent humanitarian needs.

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  • How will the aid be distributed inside the Gaza Strip?
  • Are further convoys scheduled for the upcoming weeks?

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This article was originally published by Gulf News.

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