Fourteen Palestinians, including children, die in Gaza amid Storm Byron
Summary
A strong storm called Byron hit the Gaza Strip, leading to the deaths of at least 14 Palestinians and causing injuries to others. The bad weather, including heavy rain and strong winds, worsened the situation for many already displaced by prior conflicts, leading to collapsed buildings and further displacement.Key Facts
- Storm Byron caused at least 14 deaths in Gaza.
- High winds and heavy rain led to buildings collapsing, resulting in deaths and injuries.
- The storm hit a house in Bir an-Naaja where displaced people were staying, causing fatalities.
- A newborn and several children died from exposure to freezing cold and harsh conditions.
- The storm destroyed temporary shelters, leaving many Palestinians without safe refuge.
- Gaza officials reported urgent needs with over 4,300 calls for help during the storm.
- Previous damage from airstrikes made buildings more vulnerable to collapsing under the storm.
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