Britain announced its intention to take children from the Gaza Strip for medical treatment

Britain plans to take children from the Gaza Strip for medical treatment. This was reported on August 2 by The Times newspaper.

"Hundreds of seriously ill children will be evacuated from Gaza and will receive treatment at the National Health Service," the newspaper writes.

A senior Whitehall official said the UK government plans to allow up to 300 young people to enter to receive free medical care.

Each child will be allowed to travel with a parent or guardian. The Ministry of the Interior is expected to conduct a biometric and security check before their arrival.

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