Gaza transport crisis deepens as 70% of vehicles remain out of service
Ghada Ebrahim
Press TV, Gaza City
Gaza’s public transportation system is nearing collapse, with around 70 percent of its bus fleet out of service amid severe shortages of tires, oils and spare parts.
As war-damaged roads continue to take a toll on the remaining vehicles, Palestinians are spending hours searching for transport, cramming into makeshift vehicles and struggling to reach work and access healthcare and other essential services.
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