We lost our humanity. We lost our dignity. We got punished for something we did not do.

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This is the Global News Podcasts from the BBC World Service.

I'm Nick Miles and in the early hours of Wednesday, the 21st of February, these are our main stories.

After last week's Israeli siege and assault on a hospital in Southern Gaza, UN teams have been

evacuating some of the patients still there. This is the former emergency

department in National Medical Complex and it's a death zone. My words are not enough to express what I'm feeling not only for you, but for these people that are works here.

Following days of negotiations, two major political parties in Pakistan say they've agreed to form a coalition government, keeping

the party of Imran Khan out of power.

The WHO says it's extremely concerned about the huge rise in measles infections around the world.

Also in this podcast we'll hear from this BBC reporter in his running shoes.

I'm already exhausted and as a man I'm only getting half the benefit.

We find out why he's having to go the extra mile.

Hospitals are normally places of safety, but the World Health Organization rescue mission

into NASA Hospital in Southern Gaza was to remove patients from danger.

It's almost certainly saved lives.

The hospital in Hanyunis was besieged and raided by the Israeli army last week.

It's seen as a Hamas outpost by the government in Jerusalem. There's no electricity,

so no working ventilators for patients there, and WHO medics had to use flashlights

to lead more than 30 severely ill patients out of the hospital.

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