The Egyptian Red Crescent announced the continuation of its food aid efforts for the Gaza Strip as a national mechanism for coordinating aid to the Strip, with the dispatch of more "Zad Al-Ezza" convoys from Egypt to Gaza for the tenth day.
The convoy included 3,000 tons of relief aid to Gaza, including food supply chains, medical supplies, therapeutic medicines, and personal care items. This comes within the framework of Egypt's commitment and ongoing efforts to provide the necessary food and health support to the civilian population in Gaza.
The Egyptian Red Crescent, as a national mechanism for coordinating and dispatching aid to Gaza, has been present on the border since the beginning of the crisis, as the Rafah crossing on the Egyptian side has not been completely closed. It has continued its readiness at all logistical centers for the entry of aid, which has reached more than 35,000 trucks carrying approximately half a million tons of humanitarian and relief aid, thanks to the efforts of 35,000 volunteers from the association.
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