A ship taking nearly 200 tonnes of meals to Gaza has left a port in Cyprus in a pilot challenge to open a brand new sea route for help to a inhabitants getting ready to famine. The charity ship Open Arms was seen crusing out of Larnaca port in Cyprus early on Tuesday, towing a barge containing about 200 tonnes of flour, rice and protein. The charities intend to take help on to Gaza, which has been sealed off from the skin world since Israel started its offensive in response to an assault on Israel by Hamas militants on 7 October. With the dearth of port infrastructure, WCK stated it was making a touchdown jetty in Gaza with materials from destroyed buildings and rubble. It had an extra 500 tonnes of help amassed in Cyprus, which might even be dispatched, it added