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UN Expresses Concern Over Deepening Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza Due to Heavy Rains

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November 10, 2026 • 11:55 AM
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Kathmandu. The United Nations has expressed concern over the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza following heavy rains that began on Friday evening, causing floods, damaging shelters, and disrupt...

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Kathmandu. The United Nations has expressed concern over the deepening humanitarian crisis in Gaza following heavy rains that began on Friday evening, causing floods, damaging shelters, and disrupting essential services.

According to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), the heavy rainfall over the weekend exposed the poor condition of temporary shelters where displaced populations in Gaza are residing. Flooding occurred in various areas, damaging humanitarian aid distribution centers and educational facilities, and affecting essential services.

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