Gaza Ministry of Social Development: We warn of unprecedented catastrophic consequences facing our people in the Gaza Strip, after thousands of displaced persons' tents and temporary shelter centers were flooded
Gaza Ministry of Social Development:
▪We warn of unprecedented catastrophic consequences facing our people in the Gaza Strip, after thousands of displaced persons' tents and temporary shelter centers were flooded, foremost among them orphans and families who have lost their breadwinners, which places the lives of thousands of families and children under direct threat because of the cold and the lack of basic necessities of life.
▪We call on all international bodies and United Nations institutions to immediately begin implementing infrastructure projects, and to urgently allow the entry of all equipment and materials necessary to repair networks and carry out field rehabilitation to reduce the repeated tragedy of flooding.
▪We call for the expedited entry of mobile homes (caravans) as an emergency solution to protect the displaced and those who have lost their homes, and for intensifying international pressure in this direction to end the era of fabric tents that are no longer suitable for facing weather fluctuations and low-pressure systems.
▪We stress that the shelter crisis has doubled sharply as a result of the occupation army moving what is called the yellow line and narrowing the spaces available for displacement, which has increased overcrowding in tents and deepened the suffering of families and orphans in areas that are completely unprepared.
▪We call on local, Arab and international media outlets to place the issue of flooded tents and the escalating shelter crisis at the top of journalistic coverage priorities, and to convey the reality of this comprehensive humanitarian suffering to the world in order to pressure for urgent protection and relief.
▪We hold United Nations-affiliated bodies and all relief and international organizations fully responsible for the lives of the displaced and children, especially the orphan group, and call on them to carry out their duties immediately by opening crossings and establishing safe and equipped shelter centers that protect them from the dangers of winter.
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Gaza Ministry of Health: We have received official reports from several accredited transport companies announcing the complete suspension of services as of today, Sunday, 8 November 2026
Gaza Ministry of Health: ▪ We have received official reports from several accredited transport companies announcing the complete suspension of services as of today, Sunday, 8 November 2026, due to the worsening financial crisis and the non-payment of their dues, in addition to a large number of buses going out of service as a result of repeated breakdowns and the shortage of spare parts, oils and tires. ▪ We warn of serious and unprecedented consequences that may threaten hospitals and primary health care centers as a result of the worsening crisis of transporting teams and medical personnel to their workplaces, threatening the suspension of urgent and life-saving medical services. ▪ We confirm that the stoppage of staff transport movement will impede the arrival of doctors, nurses and technicians to their hospitals, indicating the possibility of an almost total paralysis in vital departments, operating rooms and intensive care units. ▪ We place the concerned authorities and international and relief institutions before their humanitarian responsibilities and call on them to intervene immediately to address the crisis of transport companies’ dues and provide the necessary logistical and operational needs to ensure the continued operation of transport means and preserve what remains of the health system’s ability to withstand.
