وكالة الأنباء القطرية
وكالة الأنباء القطرية
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A report indicates that over 80% of the water and sanitation networks in the Gaza Strip have been destroyed, leading to a decrease in water production from approximately 300,000 to 123,000 cubic meters per day, and a reduction in individual water share to 21-22 liters daily. This destruction causes sewage to seep into the groundwater aquifer, increasing pollution and posing serious health and environmental risks, especially amid shortages of disinfectants and difficulties in testing water quality. The deterioration of the water system is causing a worsening humanitarian and environmental crisis that threatens public health and exacerbates pollution in the region.
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