Israel’s war on Gaza decimated transport and even made walking perilous
Summary
The ongoing conflict in Gaza has severely damaged the area's transportation infrastructure, making it difficult for residents to travel. Many roads are destroyed, making cars and buses almost unusable, while bicycles have become a rare but crucial means of getting around.Key Facts
- The conflict has led to the destruction of 81% of Gaza's road network.
- Total losses to Gaza's transport infrastructure are around $2.5 billion.
- Many people now rely on bicycles to get around because cars and public transport are mostly out of service.
- Fuel is scarce, making it hard to use motor vehicles.
- Bicycles have become expensive and hard to find, costing over $1,000.
- The Rafah border crossing has partially reopened, allowing some people to leave on foot.
- Abu Luay Haniyeh, a shop owner, says bicycle repairs are now the main business as new bikes are unavailable.
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