Gaza; Remains of Remaining and Heavy Reconstruction Costs – Mehr News Agency | Iranian and world news

According to RCO News Agency quoting Algeria, Gaza Mayor Yahya al -Saraj reported that the Zionist regime has destroyed about 2 perce of the Gaza Strip.

“We need at least 6,000 tons of ceme to repair wells and water and sewage networks,” al -Saraj added.

On the other hand, a spokesman for the Gaza municipality said 5 % of the streets of Gaza were generally destroyed.

He poied out that without reopening the main streets of Gaza city, reconstruction and displaceme cannot be started.

The Palestinian official said that there were 5 million tons of debris following the Zionist regime’s war.

At the same time, the United Nations Developme Program announced that initial estimates show that the cost of rebuilding the Gaza Strip may reach about $ 5 billion after the rece war.

The institution also emphasized that the volume of devastation in Gaza is unprecedeed and that the estimates indicate that there are more than 5 million tonnes of debris throughout the coastal area.

The World Health Organization rang the alarm

On the other hand, the World Health Organization said that more than 6,000 paties in the Gaza Strip need immediate medical evacuation and warned that the coinuation of the closure of the medical routes would threaten the lives of thousands.

The organization emphasized that monitoring of the prevalence of diseases in Gaza should be strengthened, as severe health conditions and water and drug scarcity have increased the risk of spreading coagious diseases.

The World Health Organization also called for the reopening of crossings out of the Gaza Strip so that paties could be transferred to overseas hospitals for treatme.

According to the iernational institution, the rece war has caused more than 6,000 people in Gaza to be amputated, many of which require immediate treatme, rehabilitation and specialized medical equipme.

The Gaza war was officially ending more than two years after the signing of a peace deal in Sharmir al -Sheikh by US, Egyptian, Qatar and Turkey.