Medical sources reported that dwindling supplies of oil for hospital generators threatened electricity for critical departments providing life-saving care. Hospitals required more than 2,500 litres of generator oil each month, the sources said, and limited emergency supplies could not sustain operations. The warning makes clear that medical capacity depends not only on buildings and staff but on fuel, spare parts, and access to supplies.
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