Five Family Members, Including Children, Die in Gaza Landslide After Heavy Rains
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Five family members, including children, died in a Gaza tent camp in Deir al-Balah due to a landslide triggered by heavy rains. The severe weather damaged about 70,000 tents, impacting 350,000 refugees, according to Hamas. The group also cited a lack of aid and equipment to handle the situation. The rains, caused by an Eastern Mediterranean anticyclone, also led to flooding in Israel.
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- Five family members, including children, died in a Gaza landslide caused by heavy rains.
- The incident occurred in a tent camp in Deir al-Balah, Gaza.
- Severe weather damaged approximately 70,000 tents, affecting 350,000 refugees.
- Hamas reported shortages of humanitarian aid and necessary equipment.
- The heavy rains were caused by an anticyclone affecting the Eastern Mediterranean.
- Flooding also occurred in Israel due to the same weather system.
Five members of the same family, including children, died in a tent camp in Deir al-Balah, Gaza, when a landslide caused by heavy rains collapsed their shelter. The Gaza Civil Defense Directorate reported the incident. The region has been inundated by severe weather, with Hamas authorities stating that approximately 70,000 tents were damaged, affecting 350,000 refugees. Hamas also highlighted a shortage of humanitarian aid and necessary equipment to manage the crisis. The intense rainfall was attributed to a powerful anticyclone that moved into the Eastern Mediterranean, also causing flooding in Israel.
