Homes damaged in Israel’s strikes on Gaza are now giving way under winter storms, killing people who had fled to them after their tents were destroyed. Torrential rain and.
Homes damaged in Israel’s strikes on Gaza are now giving way under winter storms, killing people who had fled to them after their tents were destroyed. Torrential rain and cold linked to last week’s Storm Byron have triggered a new wave of disaster, with Gaza’s government media office reporting at least 11 people killed and one missing in collapses of bomb-damaged structures. Authorities say more than a dozen buildings have fallen and over 27,000 tents have been washed away or flooded, leaving displaced residents to choose between unsafe ruins and open-air exposure, reports the CBC.
