‘Rats run over our faces’: Gaza’s displaced forced to live on infested land
Summary
Families in Gaza City, displaced by conflict, live in a camp on top of a dump site. They face unsanitary conditions with disease spread and lack of clean space due to blocked access to proper waste facilities.Key Facts
- 765 families in Gaza City are living on a waste dump after being displaced.
- The camp has no running water or sewage system, leading to widespread disease.
- Children and adults suffer from skin infections like scabies due to unsanitary conditions.
- Access to healthcare is limited as hospitals are overwhelmed and medications are scarce.
- Gaza City's waste management is hindered by blockades and lack of resources.
- Israeli forces have restricted access to Gaza’s main landfill, worsening waste problems.
- Families are in danger from both health risks and explosive remnants in the area.
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