Gaza's waste crisis: Living on landfills amid growing dirt, disease
Minas Al Jabbour
Press TV, Gaza City
As Gaza’s humanitarian crisis deepens, over half a million tons of waste now threaten the lives of displaced families, forcing them to live on top of landfills amid a paralyzed waste management system.
With critical machinery destroyed and a growing health disaster, urgent action is needed to prevent the spread of disease and secure a safe future for the city’s most vulnerable.
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