21 people died in building collapse in Gaza
A serious accident has occurred in Gaza, where a residential building damaged by the war collapsed. According to authorities, a total of 21 people died in the accident. Among the victims were 11 children, which has sparked widespread grief and concern in the international community.
The building was located in an area that has suffered significant damage due to prolonged fighting. Many buildings in Gaza are currently in very poor condition, as bombardments have weakened their load-bearing structures. Rescue workers have been working at the rubble to find survivors, but the task has been difficult due to a lack of resources.
International aid organizations have long warned that the civilian population of Gaza is living in extremely dangerous conditions. Building collapses have increased because the infrastructure is at a breaking point and repair work cannot be carried out due to the security situation. The situation further complicates the delivery of humanitarian aid.
Finland and other EU countries are monitoring the situation in Gaza closely. The Finnish Ministry for Foreign Affairs has emphasized the importance of protecting civilians and has demanded that the parties comply with international law. Tragedies like this serve as a reminder of the devastating consequences of war, which affect children and innocent civilians in particular.