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Gaza hit by strongest sandstorm in over five years
Authorities urged displaced Gaza residents to shelter and secure tents amid a powerful sandstorm that worsened living conditions in camps housing hundreds of thousands, officials said.
- On Saturday, a powerful sandstorm battered Gaza's displacement camps, forcing residents to endure strong winds and dense dust while describing conditions as "Our life has become misery."
- Hundreds of thousands of Palestinians live in worn fabric tents offering little protection from harsh weather, leaving families vulnerable to environmental hazards and displacement for months.
- Gaza's Civil Defence urged residents to remain inside, warning that direct dust exposure poses severe health risks, particularly for children and the elderly with respiratory illnesses.
- Despite the October ceasefire, Israeli forces continued artillery shelling across Gaza on Saturday, with at least 658 people killed in the enclave since the truce began.
- Asmaa Hussein, 54, died in Israeli shelling near the Maghazi refugee camp, exemplifying how military strikes and environmental hazards together complicate relief efforts across the enclave.
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Video. Above the south of the Gaza Strip is an uncanny red light that alienates the landscape because of a sandstorm.
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Total News Sources37
Leaning Left11Leaning Right0Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution69% Left
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