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Displacement camps in Gaza face worsening pest infestation

Families in Gaza displacement camps are reportedly dealing with rodents and other pests while keeping vigil for relatives. The conditions indicate a serious deterioration in an already vulnerable humanitarian environment.

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Pest infestations in crowded displacement camps can increase public-health risks and worsen conditions for civilians.

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