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Gaza Shelter Crisis Worsens Amid Supply Cuts
As winter approaches, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens due to widespread destruction of homes and infrastructure. The number of displaced people living in tents and shelters that lack adequate protection from rain and cold continues to rise. Estimates indicate that about 1.6 million Palestinians, roughly 80% of the population in the area, are in need of tents or shelter aid, especially in the cities of Rafah, Khan Younis, and Gaza. The existing tents are dilapidated and have been exposed to harsh weather conditions for years, reducing their ability to withstand rain and wind. There are also risks of floods and water pooling in displacement sites, particularly in low-lying areas, making it more difficult to protect residents. Israeli restrictions are limiting access to essential shelter supplies, exacerbating the crisis. There is an urgent need to provide funding and supplies swiftly before the rainy season begins, in order to ensure the safety of displaced populations and reduce risks associated with severe weather conditions.
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