GazaVehicles Without New Tires for Three Years
In the Gaza Strip, worn-out car tires have become a severe crisis affecting the lives of residents. The region has not imported any new tires for three years due to restrictions on their entry, leading to an increased reliance on non-traditional repair methods such as filling holes with a mixture of flour and water to fix the tires. These temporary solutions pose real safety risks, especially as road conditions deteriorate and the consumption of damaged tires rises. The price of a single tire has soared to around $990, alongside a significant increase in repair costs. This crisis reflects a deteriorating economic and humanitarian situation, as many vehicles have been halted, worsened financial and social issues, and there are calls for international intervention to lift the restrictions and resume the import of tires and maintenance materials to restore transportation and the economy in Gaza.
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