The UN has warned that public health risks are rising in Gaza because Israeli restrictions limit the entry of engine oil and spare parts, leaving only half of solid waste collection vehicles operational. A UN spokesperson called for more critical supplies to be allowed into Gaza with less red tape and more open crossings.
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Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told a news conference on Tuesday that "partners supporting the collection of solid waste warn that only half of their vehicle fleet is operational."
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partners supporting the collection of solid waste warn that only half of their vehicle fleet is operational.
That’s because of persistent Israeli restrictions on the entry of enough engine oil and spare parts required to keep the vehicles running. As a result, public health risks are increasing as only some of the trash can be collected
A wider range of critical supplies must be allowed into Gaza, with less red tape and more crossings open for deliveries.
Humanitarian funding is also critical, especially as people face their fourth winter in dire displacement conditions.
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has killed more than 74,000 victims and injured over 175,000, while destroying 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.
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has killed more than 74,000 victims and injured over 175,000, while destroying 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.
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has killed more than 74,000 victims and injured over 175,000, while destroying 90 percent of civilian infrastructure.
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