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A seven-month-old infant girl died Tuesday due to the extreme cold in Gaza City, medical sources told Palestinian news agency (WAFA). With this death, the toll of children who have died in the Gaza Strip due to extreme cold since the beginning of winter rises to nine, amidst a shortage of aid and a lack of heating.The sources also highlighted that the incident reflects the severity of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, particularly for children and displaced families living in fragile tents unfit to withstand cold weather. Residents of Gaza face a lack of shelter and medical care, as well as insufficient heating due to fuel shortages, amid stormy, cold, and rainy weather conditions Source link
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Firefighters search for more than 60 missingRescue efforts hampered by unstable structure and debriAnger rising over response speed, government orders inquiry Pakistani firefighters began pulling bodies from the smouldering remains of a sprawling Karachi shopping mall on Monday where more than 60 people were still missing after a massive fire that killed at least 21.The city’s biggest fire in over a decade started late on Saturday at Gul Plaza, which houses 1,200 shops in a multi-storey complex spread across an area larger than a football field. The blaze in Karachi’s historic centre raged for more than 24 hours before it was mostly extinguished. Rescue workers use heavy machinery to remove rubble from the Gul Plaza Shopping Mall in Karachi. –…
A blast at a Chinese restaurant in central Kabul yesterday killed at least seven people and wounded more than a dozen others, emergency services said. An AFP journalist saw police vehicles and an ambulance at the scene following the explosion on a street known for its flower sellers in the Shahr-e-Naw area. Kabul police spokesman Khalid Zadran said the explosion occurred at the Chinese Noodle restaurant, which he said mainly served Chinese Muslims. “A Chinese Muslim, Ayub, and six Afghans were killed, and several others were wounded. The blast occurred near the kitchen,” Zadran said in a statement.The police spokesman, who said the cause was under investigation, had earlier said the blast hit a hotel. Italian NGO EMERGENCY said its hospital nearby had received “seven people dead on arrival”, with 13 others admitted to the surgical department. “Among the wounded are four women and a child,” Dejan Panic, the NGO’s country director, said in a statement.The owner of a flower shop, requesting anonymity for security reasons, said the blast happened at around 3.30pm (1100GMT) at the other end of the street from his business.He said he heard the “strong sound” of a blast in the crowded area.“It was an emergency situation. Everybody feared for his own life,” he said. “I could see at least five wounded.” Source link
