Updates
More than a million people do not have adequate access to water
July 28, 2014. Some repairs were done within Gaza to damaged water, sewage and electricity infrastructure. Initial estimates are that the value of the damage to water and sewage infrastructure currently stand at around $10 million. There are concerns that sewage is mixing with water sources.
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“First of all, there’s going to have to be a massive restoration operation”
July 27, 2014. Gisha’s executive director was interviewed by Globes about the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Gisha’s research director in TheMarker said: “Gaza’s infrastructure is collapsing, and it looks like the beginning of a humanitarian crisis”.
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Gaza’s power plant renews operations, despite lack of guarantees about safety
July 20-24, 2014. Yesterday and the day before, Gaza’s power plant was reportedly damaged by Israeli airstrikes. At night, the plant gradually began operating two turbines which had not been damaged.
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