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Gaza families risk lives in damaged buildings amid shelter shortages
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Gaza families risk lives in damaged buildings amid shelter shortages
Dozens of families in Gaza have moved into upper floors of structurally unsound buildings, lacking tents and basic supplies.
- Fadl Rahim said he was forced to live with his family in his damaged home after receiving no tent, bedding, or other shelter materials.
- Rahim stated that his area is near Israeli positions, that a relative was killed by Israeli fire, and that he fears debris falling while they sleep.
- Majed al-Khuli said his four-story building was completely destroyed; he rehabilitated a 60-square-meter space, but rocks and rodents still infest the shelter.
- Both residents called for tents, temporary housing units, water, and electricity, stating that all camps are overcrowded and have no space for new displaced people.
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