GAZA – On Saturday, Al-Ghad reported the lack of tents and refugee shelters in
Gaza while interviewing Ahmad Hamdan, a
Gazan citizen who lives with his wife
and four children in the Nuseirat camp.
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“Even if we found a tent, there is no place to
set it up because of the endless piles of corpses,” said Hamdan.
Hamdan said that Gaza suffers from a severe
lack of tents. He pointed out that the challenge is not only the absence of
tents but the difficulty of finding land free of
piles of corpses.
He considers himself lucky compared to the
majority of Gazans because he has an international phone card that gives him
more opportunities for communication. Hamdan has not stopped reaching out
through calls and messages on social media sites to search for only one tent
that can accommodate him and his family.
He hopes he can seek refuge until he forms an
evacuation plan in light of the barbaric shelling in the
Nuseirat camp for the
past few days. While he intended to leave an evacuation plan as a plan “B”, it
has quickly become a priority to preserve his wife's and children’s lives.
The choice of his family’s evacuation is
difficult from all aspects, whether it be abandoning his home, the journey to
find a safe place or the absence of the most basic human rights in places where
displacement tents are located, stating, “There are no toilets in the
displacement areas.”
“The situation has exceeded the word
‘difficult’, but our only weapon is patience.”
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