WFP says food supplies to Gaza below targets, urges more crossings to open
Summary
The UN World Food Programme (WFP) says food supplies to Gaza have improved since a US-brokered ceasefire, but the amount is still below the needed level. Only two border crossings are open, allowing about 750 tonnes of food into Gaza daily, which is less than the 2,000 tonnes needed. More crossings and continued peace are needed to provide sufficient aid.Key Facts
- The WFP aims to deliver 2,000 tonnes of food daily to Gaza.
- Currently, only 750 tonnes of food are entering Gaza each day.
- Just two crossings, Karem Abu Salem and al-Karara, are open for aid.
- The US-brokered ceasefire, led by President Donald Trump, is crucial for aid delivery.
- Israel's Rafah crossing with Egypt remains closed, pending conditions.
- The WFP has increased food distribution points in Gaza from 5 to 26, aiming for 145.
- People in Gaza are rationing their food supplies due to uncertainty.
- The conflict in Gaza has severely affected food security in the area.
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