UN: 950,000 displaced in Gaza face flood risk as shelter aid falls short
UN OCHA reports about 950,000 displaced people in Gaza live in flood-risk sites, while shelter aid covers only 18% of families needing rainy-season help.

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A UN OCHA situation report says about 950,000 displaced people in Gaza live in sites at medium to high flood risk, including over 400,000 at high risk. Available shelter supplies could partially assist only 18 per cent of 294,250 families needing rainy-season help, as cooked-meal production fell 12 per cent.
UN: 950,000 displaced in Gaza face flood risk as shelter aid falls short ↗UN OCHA reports about 950,000 displaced people in Gaza live in flood-risk sites, while shelter aid covers only 18% of families needing rainy-season help.
UNICEF says seven children were reported killed in Gaza in two weeks despite a ceasefire, with 800,000 displaced and 60,000 estimated to have lost a parent.
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