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Displaced persons in the Gaza Strip are facing an escalating health crisis due to the spread of rodents, reptiles, and snakes in displacement camps, stemming from deteriorating environmental and health conditions, as well as ongoing war. The Palestinian Ministry of Health has recorded an increase in injuries resulting from rodent attacks, especially among children and adults, along with the spread of diseases linked to environmental pollution caused by the accumulation of waste, sewage, and restricted access for teams to waste dumps. The occupation's bans on the use of pesticides have further exacerbated the situation. Medical services have also been affected, with rising injury cases and living conditions in affected neighborhoods and tents becoming more fragile. The risks of health hazards, pollution, and the deteriorating humanitarian situation continue to grow amid the occupation's restrictions, which worsen the crisis.
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