Gaza Civil Defense recovers 233 bodies from rubble of 20 homes
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Gaza Civil Defense teams recovered the bodies of 233 Palestinians from the rubble of 20 homes destroyed by Israeli strikes. The recovery operation lasted 381 hours and involved 407 people reported missing. The Gaza Health Ministry reported 1,303 deaths since the October 10 ceasefire.
Key Facts
- Gaza Civil Defense recovered 233 bodies from the rubble of 20 homes destroyed by Israeli strikes.
- The recovery operation lasted 381 hours and involved 407 people reported missing.
- Of the recovered bodies, 73 were children and 106 were women.
- The Gaza Health Ministry reported 1,303 deaths and 4,336 injuries since the October 10 ceasefire.
- The total death toll in Gaza since October 2023 has reached 73,438, with 174,447 wounded.
Recovery Operation
Colonel Muhammad Abu Dan, the official responsible for body recovery operations in Gaza's Civil Defense, stated in a written announcement that teams continue search and rescue efforts in the rubble of homes destroyed by Israeli strikes. He noted that 407 Palestinians were missing under the rubble of 20 homes destroyed by Israel. The teams recovered 233 bodies from among those 407 missing individuals. Abu Dan added that the recovery of the civilians' bodies was achieved after 381 hours of work with very limited resources.
Casualty Figures
Among those recovered from the rubble of homes bombed by Israel, 73 were children and 106 were women. According to a statement released yesterday by the Gaza Health Ministry, 1,303 people have been killed and 4,336 injured in Israeli attacks since the ceasefire took effect on October 10. The ministry also reported that 814 bodies have been recovered from under the rubble. The total death toll from Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip since October 2023 has risen to 73,438, with 174,447 wounded.
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Gaza Civil Defense recovers 233 bodies from rubble of 20 homes
