Dead bodies continue to be recovered from buildings destroyed by Israeli bombing in Gaza.
According to foreign media, Gaza’s civil defense department and medical staff have recovered 200 bodies from the rubble of buildings since the ceasefire. Palestinian officials say that due to the lack of heavy machinery, there are difficulties in removing the bodies. Israel has also destroyed several machines while killing more than 100 employees. So far, the bodies of 10,000 Palestinians have not been found.
On the other hand, the United Nations has warned that it may take 10 years to clear unexploded bombs in Gaza.
After the cease-fire in Gaza, bodies of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks continue to be found in the rubble of buildings, and so far 200 bodies have been found, while the United Nations has warned that to clean up unexploded bombs in Gaza. A minimum of 10 years is required.
According to United Nations damage estimates released this month, clearing the more than 50 million tons of debris left behind by Israel’s bombing could take 21 years and cost $1.2 billion.
