Four children killed as separate attacks in Gaza destroy aid supplies
Israeli attacks killed four children and destroyed humanitarian aid supplies in Gaza, the UN emergency relief agency OCHA said on Friday. UNICEF reported that four children aged two to 16 were killed in separate strikes, and five others were injured. The attacks also damaged a UN partner's warehouse, destroying over $770,000 worth of nutrition supplies, and a water well and desalination facility in Deir al Balah. An explosive munition detonated near a UN convoy in Rafah, causing minor damage but no casualties. The UN reiterated that civilians and humanitarian facilities must be protected.
What we know
Five children aged 8 to 17 were injured by live fire or shrapnel.
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Four children aged 2 to 16 were killed in separate strikes in Gaza.
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A water well and desalination facility in Deir al Balah serving 4,000 people was damaged.
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An explosive munition detonated near a UN convoy in Rafah, causing minor mechanical issue.
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A UN partner's warehouse was damaged, destroying over $770,000 worth of nutrition supplies.
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WHO supported evacuation of 106 patients and 132 companions from Gaza.
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Four children killed as separate attacks in Gaza destroy aid supplies
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