The regular shelling of Gaza has made it difficult to get medical attention to the wounded, say health workers.

Women and children accounted for most of the wounded people arriving on Sunday morning in the emergency room in Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, said the group Doctors Without Borders, or MSF. The group said its team continued working, following heavy shelling overnight and in the morning in the city’s Ash Shuja’iyeh neighborhood.

"We've already had a few families that have come to the clinic to stay there because their areas are not safe," Sarah Wozniack, a nurse with MSF, told Take Two.

Wozniack has been working in Gaza for the past six months and joined Take Two via Skype from Jerusalem.

"Just two days ago, I received a call from one of our physiotherapists, who said, 'I can't come in to work. My home was just hit by a rocket.'"