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‘Nowhere else to go’: Gaza families shelter in buildings that may collapse

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Three years of conflict have left Gaza residents trapped in structurally compromised buildings, with no viable alternatives for shelter. The article highlights the severe housing crisis resulting from prolonged military operations, noting that families face immediate risks of structural failure. While specific casualty numbers or reconstruction timelines are not provided, the evidence emphasizes the urgent need for safe housing solutions amidst ongoing instability.

Key points

• Three years of active conflict have left Gaza residents trapped in damaged buildings with no safe alternatives available.

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Specific casualty figures, reconstruction timelines, or detailed demographic data are not provided in the source material.

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