Tent camps flooded as winter storm exposes Gaza’s fragile ceasefire
Summary
A severe winter storm, known as Storm Byron, has flooded tent camps in Gaza, affecting thousands of Palestinians who are displaced. The storm revealed the fragile state of the ceasefire agreement, as those living in tents faced harsh conditions with inadequate aid and supplies. The situation raised concerns about the health and safety of families living in poor hygiene and overcrowded conditions.Key Facts
- Storm Byron caused flooding in Gaza’s tent camps, affecting tens of thousands of displaced Palestinians.
- The storm highlighted unsolved humanitarian issues, despite a two-month ceasefire.
- Many families found their tents flooded, with possessions and food supplies soaked.
- Aid organizations reported insufficient shelter materials entering Gaza during the ceasefire.
- Israel has not met the promise to allow 600 aid trucks into Gaza daily, according to its military data.
- The United Nations agency, UNRWA, stated that cold and unsanitary conditions increase the risk of illness.
- Gaza’s Civil Defence received over 2,500 distress calls following the storm.
- Some damaged buildings in Gaza City partially collapsed due to the rain.
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