Gaza Civil Defense grapples with decomposing bodies amid Israeli aggression

GAZA — On Friday, Ahmed Al-Kahlout, the director of Civil Defense in Northern Gaza, addressed the issue of bodies of the deceased are decomposing under the rubble. This situation is attributed to the challenging access caused by the scarcity of resources and the ongoing Israeli aggression in the Gaza Strip. He explained that Civil Defense's available resources are limited, with inadequate machinery for the operation. The extraction of bodies necessitates the use of traditional tools and manual labor due to the Israeli aggression, Al Mamlaka TV reported. He emphasized that Northern Gaza is densely populated, with buildings in close proximity. Furthermore, he revealed that more than 15 civil defense personnel had lost their lives during the Israeli aggression, emphasizing that the Israeli occupation specifically targeted these personnel while they were carrying out their duties in the western region of northern Gaza. Read more Region and World Jordan News Read More 5 Palestinians Martyred in Israeli Strikes on Northern and Southern Gaza West Bank: Israeli Forces Isolate Beita Town After Soldier Wounded Trump Exempts Jordan from U.S. Foreign Aid Cuts