Manitoba welcomes the second child from Gaza in need of health care

For the second time this year, the Manitoba government welcomed a child from the Gaza Strip in need of health care.

Prime Minister and Wab Keno says that the boy of children and some family members split their way to Egypt and they were transferred to Winyig after they were displayed by internationally -to -profit international workers and the federal government.

KINEW cited health privacy laws to not reveal the child’s condition, but he says that the boy needs medical care that is not available in his area.

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The arrival of a 11 -year -old Palestinian boy from Gaza via Egypt in January, which also needs health care.

Keno says in both cases, the Islamic Society and other community groups have gathered donations to provide housing, food and other necessities.

Since the Israel-Hamas war began in October 2023, children have been sent from Gaza to Qatar, North America and various European countries for medical care.

“Manitopans has an help heart, and when we can help children, I think this is something we can all gather in,” Keno told reporters on Friday.

Keno said that the boy arrived at the side of his mother and grandfather and two younger -old sidelines, and the treatment he required can be dealt with through the ability to boycott the boycott.

The Prime Minister said that the first boy arrived in January, he walked well.

“The child is at school, and the child has made friends … and they had medical dates with the doctors who, while respecting their secret, tell us that they are on a good path,” Keno said.