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Palestinian fishermen in Gaza are salvaging hardened chunks of cement from the wreck of the Pakistani ship *Satya*, which sank off the coast in 1973. Workers grind the chunks using rudimentary machinery for use in limited repairs amid a shortage of building materials. Before the war, a bag of cement cost around 20 to 23 shekels; now it costs 500 to 600 shekels. Recycling is hampered by challenges including power outages and a lack of equipment. The salvaged cement is unsuitable for pouring reinforced concrete, and its quality is lower than that of new cement, so it is no substitute for reconstruction.
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