In Gaza, water kills too
Summary
In Gaza, many people face life-threatening challenges due to damaged water infrastructure and military actions. Over 85% of Gaza's water systems are not working, and people struggle to find safe drinking water. Malnutrition and unsafe water have caused many deaths, with both water workers and civilians, including children, being harmed.Key Facts
- In Gaza, daily life is dangerous due to damaged water infrastructure and military activity.
- Over 85% of Gaza's water and sanitation systems are not working.
- The Israeli military actions have destroyed water structures and blocked repair materials.
- On July 21, an attack on a desalination plant killed five people.
- Civilians are forced to queue for water, with 11 people killed in a queue by an attack on July 13.
- People sometimes drink unsafe well water, leading to diseases like hepatitis A.
- Sea access is restricted, with reports of fishermen being attacked and killed.
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