Drugs found in humanitarian aid flour in Gaza

Drugs found in humanitarian aid flour in Gaza

The Gaza government reported that oxycodone-type narcotics were found in flour bags distributed at humanitarian aid centers set up with the support of the US and Israel. This was reported by Quds News Network.
The government called the incident a "heinous crime against the health of citizens and society" and accused Israel of spreading drugs under the guise of humanitarian aid.
The Gaza government asked citizens to carefully inspect aid products and immediately report any suspicious cases. Parents were advised to keep children away from such centers.
According to official data, 549 Palestinians were killed and 4,066 were injured around these centers from May 27 to June 25. The Gaza government is calling for the centers to cease their activities.