Best Of
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| Artists | 50 Cent |
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| Release date | March 31, 2017 |
| Labels | Aftermath/Shady |
| Recorded | 1998–2009 |
| Genres | Hip Hop Music |
| Gangsta Rap | |
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| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2899939 |
About Best Of
Best Of is the first greatest hits album by American hip hop recording artist 50 Cent. It was released on March 31, 2017, by Shady Records, Aftermath Entertainment and Interscope Records.
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Gaza hospital doctor speaks of moment missile hit
A British-Palestinian surgeon who has been working to save lives in Gaza has returned to the UK after 43 days.
BBC London previously interviewed Prof Ghassan Abu-Sittah, from Médecins Sans Frontières, who has been helping to treat people wounded in The War , at the Al Ahli Arab Hospital.
As The Interview concluded, on 17 October, The Hospital was hit by a missile.
Now back in London, he has spoken of The Moment The Hospital was struck.
Pictures that emerged of The Hospital show scenes of chaos, with bloodied and maimed casualties being rushed out on stretchers in The Darkness . Bodies and wrecked vehicles can be seen in the rubble-strewn street outside.
Another doctor told The Bbc that 80% of The Hospital was Taken Out of service and estimated that as many as 1,000 people had been injured and many killed in the blast.
Palestinian officials say the blast was caused by an Israeli airstrike, But the Israeli military says it was the result of a failed rocket launch by Palestinian Islamic Jihad - an accusation the militant group rejected.
Prof Abu-Sittah described how parts of The Hospital were On Fire and The Roof of an operating theatre fell in.
He told BBC London: " There was lots of dust, people were screaming and rushing past me. That's when I called your colleague back, not just to tell Him - But I needed to My Family to know - I was alive.
" It was just carnage in the Emergency Department ; there was A Man that had shrapnel in his neck. There were bodies and parts of bodies everywhere including that of the forearm of a young child on the floor. "
Prof Abu-Sittah said across Gaza there were More Than 7,000 wounded children who would need reconstructive surgery.
He Said that of the 36 hospitals in Gaza, only nine were currently functioning and that " unless there is a real humanitarian corridor which allows lots of medical teams to increase the capacity, patients will die from wound infections".
" My biggest worry is that those who were fortunate enough to survive The Initial attack will die from untreated wounds, " he added.
Asked about leaving Gaza, He Said : " It's taken its toll on me physically and emotionally. I Am also filled with this overwhelming sense of guilt towards the patients that still need my help and the kind of surgeries that I'm able to provide and that they might not otherwise Get As there are not any other resources.
" I feel guilt for leaving my colleagues who I have Left Behind who are working in these extremely difficult circumstances. "
The Al Ahli Arab Hospital is funded by the Anglican Diocese of Jerusalem, which says the facility is independent of any political factions in Gaza.
Israeli warplanes and artillery have been bombarding Gaza in response to the 7 October Hamas attack in which 1,400 people were killed and More Than 200 others were kidnapped.
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