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Haaretz EnglishHealth

WHO Warns of Rising Respiratory Illnesses in Flooded Gaza

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The World Health Organization warned on Friday of a surge in respiratory illnesses in Gaza, with 33,000 more cases than last year. Heavy rains have flooded tents housing nearly a million displaced Palestinians, putting 400,000 at extreme risk. The WHO expects the situation to deteriorate further with the onset of winter.

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  • WHO warns of surging respiratory illnesses in Gaza due to heavy rains and flooding.
  • Acute respiratory infections are 33,000 cases higher than last year.
  • Nearly one million displaced Palestinians are in flood-exposed areas.
  • 400,000 displaced Palestinians are at extremely high risk.
  • The WHO expects the situation to worsen with winter conditions.
WHO Warns of Rising Respiratory Illnesses in Flooded Gaza
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