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Palestinian camps in Lebanon face a winter fraught with the dangers of rain and storms, amid crumbling infrastructure, cracked homes and failing sewage networks. Activists have warned that around 6,000 housing units need repairs, including nearly 1,500 that pose a danger to their residents’ lives. The economic crisis and rising fuel and basic-goods prices have further limited families’ ability to afford heating and other essentials. Before the war, poverty among refugees stood at around 80% and unemployment at 45%, and both are expected to rise. Officials have called for UNRWA aid to be reinstated, construction materials to be allowed in, and repairs to homes and sewage networks, roads and electricity infrastructure to begin, in order to avert winter hazards.
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