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شبكة راية الإعلامية
Gaza Price Rise and Coordination Crisis
The article addressed a worsening economic and humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, relating to the challenges of importing basic goods and soaring costs resulting from restrictions on the entry of goods. It explained that the permitted number of trucks is insufficient to meet the daily needs of the region, leading to shortages of essential commodities and significant price hikes, especially with the rising costs of commercial coordination, which can reach up to 1.5 million shekels per truck. The article also linked the rising prices to limited supply, increasing poverty and unemployment rates exceeding 80% and 90% respectively, noting that the majority of the population depends on humanitarian aid. It called for increasing the number of trucks, easing the entry of basic goods, and reducing transportation costs to achieve market stability and alleviate the population's suffering.
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