Summary
The Gaza Strip has accumulated around 61 million tonnes of rubble due to Israeli military actions over the past two years. The United Nations states that removing the debris is critical but could take up to seven years if there is no access to necessary resources and equipment.
Key Facts
- Gaza has around 61 million tonnes of rubble from military actions.
- Israeli bombardment over two years caused the debris.
- The United Nations says clearing this rubble is important for recovery.
- Removing the debris could take seven years without needed resources.
- Essential needs include access, fuel, and machinery for cleanup.
- UN teams highlight the rubble is mostly dangerous.
