A Waste Management Blockade is Causing a Public Health Crisis in Gaza City
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Gaza has struggled with garbage problems for years, producing massive amounts of waste every day with only three landfills to manage it. Now, the crisis has become even worse, forcing residents to live surrounded by trash and facing serious health risks.
When Israeli restrictions stopped sanitation workers from reaching usual dumping sites in the east, officials created an emergency landfill in the middle of Gaza City. This temporary fix has quickly turned into a major health threat.
The piles of waste in the city center are like a ticking time bomb for families and displaced people here,” one local shared. “Life has become harder, and the humanitarian situation gets worse daily.
Heavy garbage in crowded areas has led to toxic fumes, swarming insects, and strong unpleasant smells, making living conditions unsafe for thousands. Another resident added, “Every day the problem grows, and people are suffering more.
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