Among the Displaced Who Face the Winter in Gaza: "The Tents Are Already Flooded. Have Mercy on Us"
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Families are trying to get mud out and rivers of rainwater mix with waste. Israel has been on a ceasefire for more than a year blocking the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip.
The suffering of Gaza ' s displaced persons is documented by the flooding of their tents, amid the screams of children, women and the elderly facing cold and loss of shelter.
It took less than an hour of rain to flood the tents and soak mattresses and blankets in the Mina camp in Gaza City, where about 1,700 displaced families live. Adults and children try to free their shelters from the mud, without appropriate tarpaulins and protections. For many Palestinians it is the third winter spent in the fields, while the reconstruction of the Strip provided for by the ceasefire agreement remains blocked.
AGI - The first heavy rains of the season have aggravated the conditions of thousands of displaced families in the Gaza Strip, transforming the fields into stretches of water and mud. Flooded tents, mattresses and blankets, families forced to save the children and the few remaining goods. This is reported by Al Jazeera, who documents the difficulties of the displaced, among others, in the district of Al Rimal, Gaza City, and Deir al Balah, in th…
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