IDF Soldiers in Gaza Face Extreme Sanitary Conditions, Report Says

A report details the severe sanitary hazards, including drainage problems, dead animals, and increased pests, faced by IDF soldiers stationed in Gaza, raising concerns about tetanus and rabies.

25 May, 20:37 — 25 May, 20:37

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Dead animals, tetanus and rabies: IDF soldiers stationed in Gaza face extreme conditions - report

The military post reportedly has major drainage problems, which have resulted in "major sanitary hazards" and an increase in mosquitoes, flies, and mice on the premises.

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