As summer approaches, skin diseases spread through Gaza’s refugee camps
What to know about Humanitarian Impact of Blockade
As summer approaches, skin diseases spread through Gaza’s refugee camps Skin conditions have become a serious issue for healthcare workers in Gaza, particularly during warm weather.
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What happened
As summer approaches, skin diseases spread through Gaza’s refugee camps Skin conditions have become a serious issue for healthcare workers in Gaza, particularly during warm weather.
Why it matters
Gaza City, Palestine – The United Nations has warned that a new public health crisis is emerging in Gaza, as skin diseases spread in crowded camps throughout the enclave, with fears that the situation could soon worsen during the summer.
Common ground
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) has said the number of skin infections has tripled in recent months, with rising temperatures, overcrowding and worsening sanitation creating a breeding ground for scabies, chickenpox and other diseases,…
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