Gaza launches emergency plan to evacuate and demolish 255 war-damaged buildings
Gaza authorities have initiated an emergency evacuation and demolition program following structural collapses that have killed residents.
Gaza has launched an emergency plan to evacuate and demolish 255 buildings damaged in conflict, according to Anadolu Agency. The move follows repeated collapses of damaged structures, including an incident that killed 21 Palestinians in Gaza City.
Authorities have not specified a timeline for the demolitions or detailed how displaced residents will be housed during the process.
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