1-year Gaza conflict leaves 42 million tons of rubble, posing health risks and requiring $1.2B and 14 years to clear.
After a year of conflict, Gaza has over 42 million tons of rubble, a 14-fold increase from the past five years, according to the UN. Clearing it will cost $1.2 billion and take 14 years. The debris includes unexploded bombs and unrecovered bodies, posing serious health risks, including potential cancers and birth defects. The UN is initiating a pilot project to clear roadside debris, hoping to recycle some materials for infrastructure improvements.
October 06, 2024
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