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Shelters and belongings belonging to more than 26,000 families in Gaza were damaged by rain that began on the evening of November 6, while around 600 families were displaced again. By November 8, needs had been assessed for 1,877 families, and 422 families across 29 locations had received assistance. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs warned that tents, blankets and clothing were running out, noting that more than 150,000 tents ready to be shipped remained outside the Strip because of restrictions on bringing in supplies and a lack of funding. Fifty-five learning spaces serving around 55,000 children, as well as health facilities, were also damaged. Risks included water contamination and the movement of explosive ordnance. The International Organization for Migration called for relief supplies to be brought in and for more durable shelter solutions. Israel’s COGAT unit, meanwhile, said it was facilitating the entry of equipment without restrictions.
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