Gaza, MINA – Three Palestinians lost their lives and several others sustained injuries late Sunday night when a wall from a building previously bombed by Israeli forces collapsed onto tents housing displaced families in southern Gaza, According to Palestine Information Center.
The incident occurred in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Yunis, a region that has been designated as a humanitarian zone but has seen repeated displacement and infrastructural damage. According to local civil defense teams, the wall fell from the damaged Al-Ribat College building onto makeshift shelters occupied by families who had been forced to flee their homes.
Civil defense units in Khan Yunis have since completed search and rescue operations at the site. The victims were identified as 65-year-old Intisar Abu Dan, 19-year-old Tasneem Barbakh, and five-year-old Husni Abu Taha.
The tragedy underscores the severe and growing risks confronting thousands of displaced families in Gaza. With vast areas of the enclave reduced to rubble by months of conflict, many are forced to seek shelter in the shadow of unstable, damaged structures, facing daily threats from collapsing debris.[]
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