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GAZA'S DESTROYED ROADS HAMPER RESCUE EFFORTS

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Gaza is one of Earth's most densely populated places — ~5,700 people/km².

With ~2.3 million people packed into just 365 km², Gaza's limited road network is critical for survival. UN satellite analysis found over 60% of structures in northern Gaza damaged or destroyed, leaving rescue teams with few viable routes.

Destroyed roads can cut off 90% of humanitarian aid routes in conflict zones.

Infrastructure destruction is a documented tactic in modern warfare, leaving civilians without food, medicine, or rescue access. Learn more at Wikipedia

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