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Severe storms in Gaza resulted in a landslide that killed at least four people living in tent shelters. The vulnerability of these shelters during harsh weather raises concerns for the displaced population as winter nears.
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Severe storms in Gaza resulted in a landslide that killed at least four people living in tent shelters. The vulnerability of these shelters during harsh weather raises concerns for the displaced population as winter nears.
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