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A 29-day-old premature baby in Gaza died from hypothermia after his family, displaced in a rain-soaked tent, couldn’t keep him warm.
A 29-day-old premature infant in Gaza died of hypothermia, becoming the second baby to perish from cold conditions in recent days, doctors at Nasser Hospital confirmed.
The infant, Saeed Abdeen, born weighing 1.3 kilograms, was discharged from intensive care two weeks prior and died after his parents, displaced in a rain-soaked tent, failed to keep him warm amid overnight temperatures as low as 6°C.
His body temperature upon arrival was 30°C, well below the hypothermia threshold.
Pediatric officials warn premature babies are especially vulnerable due to underdeveloped fat tissue and rapid heat loss.
The death raises Gaza’s death toll since a recent storm to 13, including 11 from collapsed buildings and two from cold exposure.
Despite a two-month ceasefire, aid groups report insufficient delivery of shelter and heating materials, with over 2 million people displaced in overcrowded, unprotected tents.
Un bebé prematuro de 29 días de edad en Gaza murió de hipotermia después de que su familia, desplazada en una tienda empapada por la lluvia, no pudo mantenerlo caliente.