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Indonesia Plan to offer medical aid to Gaza residents
The Guardian
|August 09, 2025
Indonesia will convert a medical facility on an uninhabited island to treat about 2,000 wounded residents of Gaza, according to a spokesperson for the president.
"Indonesia will give medical help for about 2,000 Gaza residents who became victims of war, those who are wounded, buried under debris," the spokesperson, Hasan Nasbi, told reporters in Jakarta on Thursday.
Indonesia plans to allocate the facility on Galang Island, which will also temporarily shelter their families, he said. The patients would be taken back to Gaza after they had healed, he added, without providing further details on the timing of the plan, or how their return would be guaranteed.
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