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OriginalSourceThe Korea HeraldSouth KoreaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished03:44 UTCSourceThe Korea HeraldSouth KoreaLeanUnratedCredibilityUnratedPublished03:44 UTC

“Heavy rains leave tens of thousands without shelter in Gaza: local authorities”

“Heavy rain on Saturday flooded tens of thousands of displaced people’s tents in war-devastated Gaza, Palestinian authorities said, leaving them without shelter.”

70,000 tents housing displaced people flooded in Gaza after heavy rains

Key points

  • Heavy rains flooded about 70,000 tents sheltering displaced people in Gaza on the first day.
  • Cracked walls and roofs collapsed, causing injuries in various areas of the territory.
  • Civil defense received over 1,500 calls for urgent assistance overnight.
  • Authorities appealed for international humanitarian intervention amid unfolding floods.
  • Gaza authorities say prefabricated homes are being blocked from entry to relieve displacement.
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    Heavy rain kills two in Iraq and swamps tens of thousands of Gaza tents.

    Authorities cite fuel shortages and damaged equipment, while UNICEF says restrictions on heavy machinery worsen conditions.

    SourcesAl Jazeera11:10 UTCChannel News Asia14:01 UTCThe Times of Israel15:32 UTCBBC16:25 UTCThe Japan Times23:28 UTCDawn02:01 UTCThe Korea Herald03:44 UTCThe Times of India05:08 UTCand 2 more
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    Heavy rain kills two in Iraq and swamps tens of thousands of Gaza tents.

    Authorities cite fuel shortages and damaged equipment, while UNICEF says restrictions on heavy machinery worsen conditions.
    SourcesAl Jazeera11:10 UTCChannel News Asia14:01 UTCThe Times of Israel15:32 UTCBBC16:25 UTCThe Japan Times23:28 UTCDawn02:01 UTCThe Korea Herald03:44 UTCThe Times of India05:08 UTCand 2 more
concise. — Article, The Korea Herald’s original