Gazans: Dying from the Cold, Tents Flying – Urgent News
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- Gaza Strip residents endured the harshest night since the war began, as strong winds and heavy rains battered displacement camps.
- The wind wasn't simply bad weather; it was a direct threat to the lives of hundreds of thousands of displaced people sheltering in tents unable to withstand the...
- Activists and displaced people shared videos and photos on social media documenting the terrifying night.
Gaza Strip residents endured the harshest night since the war began, as strong winds and heavy rains battered displacement camps. Tents flooded and were uprooted, leaving thousands of families exposed to bitter cold and a storm, creating a humanitarian crisis as severe as the conflict itself.
The wind wasn’t simply bad weather; it was a direct threat to the lives of hundreds of thousands of displaced people sheltering in tents unable to withstand the force.
Activists and displaced people shared videos and photos on social media documenting the terrifying night.