Rebuilding the Gaza Strip could take until the next century if the pace of reconstruction remains at the same level as previous conflicts, according to the latest UN report released today.
The UN spokesman expressed concern, describing Gaza’s current appearance as a “lunar landscape”, highlighting the gravity of the situation. An estimate provided by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) states that it will take “about 80 years” to fully restore all destroyed housing units.
However, in a best-case scenario, assuming construction materials are supplied five times faster than during the last fighting in 2021, reconstruction may not be completed until 2040, the report emphasizes.
“Every additional day of war carries enormous and worsening costs for Gazans and all Palestinians, now, in the medium and long term. The suffering in Gaza will not end when the war ends,” it said.
According to UNDP and Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) estimates, the poverty rate in the Gaza Strip continues to increase, reaching 58.4%. Assuming the war lasts nine months, the poverty rate is projected to rise to 60.7%, posing a serious threat to the lives and well-being of the local population.
Collapse In The La Esneda Neighborhood Of Dosquebradas:.
A landslide in the La Esneda neighborhood has left several homes buried, leaving 3 people dead, 4 people injured, including 3 minors who have been treated. The emergency occurred this morning, several families had to evacuate while rescue teams mobilized to address the situation.
Local authorities coordinated with rescue teams, firefighters from Dosquebradas and Pereira, CARDER, the army, the ombudsman’s office and relief agencies an operation to search and rescue trapped people and provide support to those affected.
The mayor in charge and planning secretary Lina Marcela Mondragón took stock of the situation, expressing the intense work of the rescue teams to help the families, and also referred to the situation of the residents of the neighborhood, where a rescue protocol was made. evacuation.
“We have 3 homes affected and with a preventive evacuation of 16 homes to which we are providing attention and characterization from the risk management,” commented the mayor in charge Lina Marcela Mondragón.
Likewise, Lina Marcela Mondragón stated that “we are currently asking the community that it is necessary to evacuate for prevention” since there are families who have not wanted to comply with the order to leave the place and go to the shelters that were set up to care for those affected.
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A Dispute Between The Central Bank And The…
The dispute between the Prime Minister of the Libyan Unity Government, Abdul Hamid Al-Dabaiba, and the Governor of the Central Bank, Al-Siddiq Al-Kabir, left negative effects beyond all that were expected on the fragile Libyan economy and its currency, which has oscillated between a sudden rise and a sharp and shocking fall over the past months, in which it is no longer linked to market fluctuations, but rather to the fluctuation of relations between heads. The big ones are at the top of the political and economic scene and their intense conflicts.
With frequent news about the crisis between the two men reaching a dead end, according to all sources close to them, against the backdrop of Al-Kabir’s coup against Dabaiba and his refusal to finance his government’s budget for the new year, with the exception of specific items, most notably the general salaries item, the value of the local currency fell to record levels, as it exceeded The price of the dollar against the Libyan dinar reached 7.7 dinars per dollar, for the first time in several years.
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This record decline in the value of the Libyan dinar came at a very critical time for the country,
Four Soldiers Were Killed By Dissidents In Cauca…
The Army confirmed the death of four soldiers in the middle of a fight with the dissident ‘Carlos Patiño’, in the canyon of Micay (Cauca). President Gustavo Petro Urrego posted on his X account “The offensive is permanent, continuous and unrestricted.”
“The young Jorge, Camilo and Javier, Colombian soldiers, have died to free the people from the stupidity of armed greed,” said President Gustavo Petro Urrego on his account X, referring to the massacre of the professional soldiers by FARC dissent in Cauca.
The death of the soldiers, Camilo Molina Morales, Javier Sosa Ballesteros and Jorge Fuentes Santiago, happened last Friday night in the middle of a conflict with the dissident ‘Carlos Patiño’, in the department of El Plateado, in the town of Argelia. A few hours later, the soldier Javier Urrego David died. “The offensive is permanent, continuous and without obstacles in the Micay canyon,” the Colombian president posted.
Professional soldier Javier Urrego David.
The fight took place after the neutralization of three members of the criminal gang in the May 2 incidents and later five more members were caught in flagrante, from which their weapons, explosives, ammunition and ammunition were seized .
Child Abuse In A London School: They Were…
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It all started in 2021, when the new management of a school for children with special educational needs, located in east London, discovered a sealed box with 44 memory cards with images from security cameras from the inside of three rooms.
These images revealed how the staff had beaten, kicked and left the minors abandoned in their own urine, as the BBC discovered.
Although the school, located in the Walthamstow neighborhood, found that these abuses occurred in the so-called “calm rooms”, some staff continue to work there and have not been prohibited from caring for the children.
The parents of the students claim that they have not been allowed to see the images and that they were deceived about the use of isolation of minors in these rooms.
The Whitefield school said it had acted in the best interests of the students and was not required to make a recommendation that these employees not be able to work with children.
Hybrid Attacks? Disinformation
NATO is ready to defend itself against Russia’s hybrid attacks against the Alliance countries. This is the warning launched in Moscow by the North Atlantic Council in a crucial phase of the war in Ukraine and just over a month before the European elections. “NATO allies express their deep concern about Russia’s hybrid actions which constitute a threat to security” and make it known that they are “ready to deter and defend against hybrid actions or attacks”, reads a note from the Council regarding “recent malign activities on allied territory.” NATO’s accusations that Russia has launched hybrid attacks are “disinformation”. This was stated by the spokeswoman of the Moscow Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.
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“NATO and the leadership of individual member states are doing what they do best: disinformation, raising the level of anti-Russian hysteria to justify the unprecedented scale of the militarization of Europe,” Zakharova said. According to Moscow, it was NATO that “unleashed a hybrid war against Russia in all operational environments and in all geographical directions”. An attack that is “not just a hybrid one – continues the spokeswoman for the Moscow Defense Ministry – in the conflict around Ukraine,
The Expert Explains: What Can The EU Do…
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1. Law enforcement
The EU Parliament participates in and decides on issues related to law enforcement. Examples of current decisions are new laws against money laundering and trafficking. There are also joint bodies, such as Europol and Eurojust, which support the judicial systems of the member states. But crime-fighting and internal security still belong to the nation-state’s traditional core values, notes Göran von Sydow, CEO of the research institute Sieps. And voters in other EU countries are not as focused on law enforcement as the Swedes.
– If it is mostly Sweden that thinks this is so important, it is not certain that it will happen that much, says Göran von Sydow.
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2. Climate and environment
The climate is an issue where the EU’s importance has grown strongly. The legislative package Fit for 55, clubbed last year, puts pressure on Sweden and other member states, but a lot will happen in the next term as well.
Update: Eastbound Traffic Cleared On I-80 In The…
Sierra Storm Causes Traffic Disruptions
TRUCKEE — The recent cold spring storm in Northern California has led to traffic disruptions on the highways. While eastbound Interstate 80 has reopened with chain restrictions from Alta to the Nevada state line, westbound I-80 remains closed due to multiple spinouts and collisions over Donner Summit.
Highway 50 is also affected, with eastbound traffic being held at Meyers due to spinouts. Chain controls are in place from Twin Bridges to Meyers. Additionally, Highway 20 at Nevada Street is closed with traffic being turned around until further notice.
The snow levels have dropped to approximately 4,000 feet, causing scattered snow showers in Sierra communities. Temperatures have significantly dropped, with a 20-30 degree difference compared to Friday.
Weather Conditions
In the valley, thunderstorms have developed, bringing heavy downpours, lightning, small hail, and gusty winds. The forecast indicates that most areas will dry out by Sunday, with more spring-like weather expected next week.
Conclusion
Despite the challenges posed by the storm, authorities are working to ensure the safety of motorists and residents in the affected areas. Stay updated on road conditions and weather alerts to navigate through the ongoing weather conditions.