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UN warns severe danger from unexploded ordnance in Gaza will persist for years to come

  • UN Mine Action Service documents many cases of civilians injured by explosions as they return to war-ravaged areas amid ceasefire, including 5 children last week
  • The agency has recorded 328 incidents in Gaza since October 2023 in which people were hurt or killed by explosive devices, though the true number is likely much higher
By Ephrem Kossaify ·

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