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Gaza Power Crisis Impacts Work and Education
Gaza is experiencing a severe electricity crisis that significantly impacts residents' lives. The power outages have disrupted work, damaged food supplies, made online schooling and work difficult, and increased the costs for generators relied upon by institutions and individuals. The cost of electricity generated by these generators ranges between 30 and 35 shekels per kilowatt-hour, compared to 4 shekels before the war. The power has been cut off from the grid since October 2023, worsening the suffering of hospitals and essential facilities. Despite challenges such as fuel shortages and spare parts scarcity, reliance on generators remains crucial, which threatens income loss, spoilage of stock, increased expenses, and makes daily life more difficult for residents, including students and families.
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