Devastated roads and lurking bombs disturbing the effort to help with gauze | Gaza news
Two weeks after he entered into force between Hamas and Israel, he flooded his help in Gaza’s belt.
The main UN Food Agency, the World Food Program, said more food distributed to the Palestinians in Gaza during the first four days of tribute than during any month of the war.
More than 32,000 tons of assistance has entered the enclave since the truce came into force, entering through two crossings in the north and one in the south, the Agency said last week.
Bakeries were opened, agencies and high -energy biscuits reported, while the police gauze returned to the streets to help restore the order.
But humanitarian groups say the distribution of help is complicated by destroyed or damaged roads, Israeli inspections and threat of non -exploded bombs, which flutter the landscape.
The UN estimates that 5 to 10 percent of all ammunition Israel fell on Gaza failed to detonate, which made the territory dangerous for both civilians and auxiliary workers.
