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شبكة راية الإعلامية
North Gaza faces severe drought risk
The northern Gaza Strip is facing a severe water crisis that threatens the lives of residents. The amount of available water has decreased from approximately 300,000 cubic meters per day before the war to about 123,000 cubic meters currently, with individual water shares dropping to roughly 20-21 liters per day. This situation is attributed to the destruction of most wells and the deterioration of sewage networks, which increase water pollution and the spread of diseases such as diarrhea and skin conditions. Officials have called for urgent international intervention to rehabilitate the water system and provide alternative sources, as reliance on tanker trucks is unsustainable. If the shortages continue and no rapid action is taken, there is a risk of the complete collapse of the water system.
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