Eleven more trucks carrying humanitarian aid has entered the Gaza Strip as part of the UAE's 'Gallant Knight 3' relief operation.
It's the second such Emirati aid convoy to pass through Egypt's Rafah border crossing this week.
The vehicles are loaded with more than 240 tonnes of relief supplies, including winter clothing, tents, medicines and various food items.
As of February 20, the UAE has provided over 15,800 tonnes of aid as part of 'Gallant Knight 3' to help Palestinian people affected by the war.
A field hospital and six desalination plants with a production capacity of 1.2 million gallons per day have also been set up in Gaza, while five automatic bakeries were recently sent to the Egyptian city of Al Arish to support Gazans.
11-truck UAE aid convoy enters Gaza Strip as part of Operation ‘Gallant Knight 3’#WamNewshttps://t.co/DCgtSBujYy pic.twitter.com/OkTHG590B9
— WAM English (@WAMNEWS_ENG) February 21, 2024

ADNOC L&S vessel sustains damage following attack
H.H. Sheikh Khaled, H.H. Sheikh Hamdan discuss key national priorities
UAE conditionally approves new use of Ultomiris for kidney disease patients
H.H. Sheikh Hamdan approves Dubai Metro extension to Al Maktoum Airport
UAE Year Of Award celebrates stronger families, community values
UAE President highlights nation's resilience during 'recent challenges'
H.H. Sheikh Khaled approves second package of Emirati Family Growth Programme
Sharjah approves housing support for 1,100 families
Sheikh Abdullah attends third round of Russia-Ukraine-US trilateral talks
H.H. Sheikh Mohammed directs tents for 50,000 Gazans facing harsh weather
UAE postpones vehicle licensing limit for residents
New pedestrian bridge links Dubai Mall Metro Station and Coca-Cola Arena
High-achieving Union teams honoured at UAE Government Annual Meetings
Al Gergawi: UAE accelerates development with over AED 4 trillion in projects
Abu Dhabi launches lifestyle programme to help citizens get healthier
5 Esaad cards up for grabs in Dubai Police's 5-week traffic contest
Nominations open for Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award
Dubai Police warns against using phones while driving after four-way crash
