Warning from the Gaza Municipalities Union about building collapse in the industrial area

The Gaza Strip Municipalities Union, following the collapse of a six-story residential building in the industrial area of Gaza City, expressed deep condolences to the families of the victims and announced that this incident resulted in the martyrdom and injury of several citizens and the disappearance of several individuals, including children and women.

Continuation of search and rescue operations

This incident occurred in the early hours of this morning (Wednesday) and raised serious concerns among residents and local officials. The Gaza Municipalities Union stated that search and rescue operations to find those trapped under the rubble are continuously ongoing. In addition, rescue teams are quickly providing first aid to the injured and evacuating those trapped.

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Lack of equipment and future dangers

The union emphasized that the current situation and severe shortage of equipment and heavy machinery for debris removal have posed serious challenges to rescue operations. According to officials, this shortage includes spare parts, oil, and maintenance supplies needed for old machinery. Additionally, the risk of further building collapses in the Gaza Strip due to bombing and serious damage to buildings threatens the lives of thousands.

The Gaza Municipalities Union noted that without immediate intervention and provision of necessary equipment, more disasters may occur in this area. This situation has raised concerns among residents and local officials and necessitates urgent attention from international organizations and entities.

In conclusion, the union expressed condolences to the families of the victims, prayed for their mercy and forgiveness, and wished a speedy recovery for the injured. This incident once again highlights the need to pay attention to the safety and security of buildings in the Gaza Strip.

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