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Power cuts in Gaza threaten escape, livelihoods and communications

Power outages in Gaza have prevented at least one person from leaving and have harmed others' ability to maintain livelihoods. The disruption affects mobility, work and communications.

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Loss of electricity during conflict compounds humanitarian risks and restricts access to essential services.

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  1. A Dead Phone Cost Her a Chance to Leave Gaza. For Others, Power Cuts Cost Them Their Livelihoods ↗english.pnn.ps · Recorded source date: Sep 15, 2026, 7:31 AM UTC

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