UN Human Relief Coordination Office – Ocha has said that 37 new shelters have been opened for those who returned to UNRWA Gaza. The tents, blankets, plastic sheets and warm clothing have been provided for the people.
In New York, UN spokeswoman Stepan Duje, said that UNRWA had repaired existing wells to supply water to the people.
Apart from these, about five million people living in the shelters and the surroundings of water and waste disposal have also been provided.
Encouraged the roof of safe
According to a UN spokesperson, up to last week, one lakh 20 thousand people were living in 120 shelters built by UNRWA.
Since the implementation of a ceasefire in Gaza, around 6 lakh 44 thousand people have been assisted by allies.
People have also been supplied to tents, roofing materials and turpolin. Also, healthcare partners have opened mobile clinics and new medical centers to provide treatment facilities for transferred families.
Supply of helpful elements up to 16 million people
The World Health Organization (WHO) has provided 1 16 million people since the ceasefire came into effect.
Dr. Tadaras Adhanam Gabrisus, Director General of the United Nations Health Organization, has said that since the implementation of the ceasefire, 4 patients have been taken out of Gaza and provided WHO treatment assistance.
The UN Population Fund -Unisf and its partners are providing treatment services with more drugs.
UN agencies also have formed a new female shelter in Gaza, to overcome the risks of gender -based violence, which carry solar power.
Meanwhile, UNICEF, since the ceasefire was implemented, provided 10,000 children under the age of 2, prepare and supplied as a complement to eating.
The OHA emphasizes the importance of maintaining a ceasefire because of the need to maintain humanitarian assistance.