Love Aid Singapore extends support to Gaza's orphans and infants amid conflict
Love Aid Singapore delivers essential infant milk aid to Gaza, addressing dire malnutrition concerns. The organization also extends assistance to Gaza's orphans amidst ongoing conflict, urging further contributions.
Singaporean activist Gilbert Goh, founder of Love Aid Singapore, shared positive news regarding the arrival of infant baby milk in Gaza through the organization's Instagram account on Monday (8 April).
Expressing gratitude, Goh thanked the people of Singapore for their care and concern for the infants in Gaza.
Collaborating with the NGO International Relief Organisation, Love Aid Singapore successfully brought in essential supplies of infant baby milk and diapers for the babies in Gaza.
The dire situation in Gaza has raised concerns about infant malnutrition due to the lack of adequate food and hygiene, leaving many mothers unable to breastfeed their babies.
Tragically, several babies have already succumbed to malnutrition, particularly in North Gaza where aid is scarce.
Goh acknowledged the challenges in sourcing infant baby milk, especially in Cairo where it is a restricted and heavily subsidized product.
Despite financial resources, purchasing large quantities of infant milk powder is difficult due to import restrictions and stringent customs clearance procedures.
Commending the astuteness and resourcefulness of their NGO partners, Goh emphasized the significant quantity of infant baby milk successfully brought into Gaza.
Furthermore, he assured that the distribution of infant milk powder and diapers will extend to all hospitals and relief shelters in Gaza.
