Water Crisis in Gaza: Children's Lives at Risk

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Source: UNICEF
Water Crisis in Gaza: Children's Lives at Risk
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Displaced children in the southern Gaza Strip are accessing only 1.5 to 2 liters of water per day, well below the recommended minimum for survival, according to UNICEF. The water and sanitation systems in the city are in critical condition, with at least 50% of facilities damaged or destroyed. This lack of access to safe water has led to an increase in waterborne diseases and other health issues among children. UNICEF is providing assistance, but access restrictions and fuel shortages are hindering their efforts. Urgent action is needed to restore water and sanitation infrastructure and ensure humanitarian access to address the crisis.

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