Gaza authorities struggle to recover bodies from rubble amid winter storms
Summary
Authorities in Gaza struggle to retrieve bodies from the rubble of buildings that collapsed due to heavy rains and damage from past conflicts. Winter storms have made efforts more difficult, leading to increased suffering for displaced people. Humanitarian groups urge for more aid entry into Gaza to help those affected.Key Facts
- Heavy rains are causing war-damaged buildings in Gaza to collapse and making rescue efforts harder.
- At least 12 people died after two buildings collapsed during recent storms.
- A ceasefire has been in place since October 10, but aid into Gaza remains limited.
- Palestinian Civil Defence teams recovered 20 bodies from a bombed building where many sought shelter.
- International calls are being made for better shelter solutions, such as mobile homes, for displaced people.
- UNRWA reports that inadequate aid and harsh weather risk the lives of displaced families in Gaza.
- Approximately 300,000 new tents are needed, as existing shelters are weak and worn out.
- Gaza authorities estimate about 9,000 bodies remain under rubble and face challenges due to lack of equipment.
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