Gaza residents’ collides with the spread of “war remnants”.. Residents of the Strip face the specter of mines

In a great challenge and amidst the rubble and destroyed streets, many Gazans returned to their homes after the end of a new round of conflict, carrying with them hopes of rebuilding their lives and their devastated sector…

Yes, the war on Gaza ended according to the announced agreement that began to be implemented on January 20, but its effects may extend for many years for many reasons..

War remnants, whether missiles or unexploded bombs, or mines that the occupation has booby-trapped many homes in the cities it invaded by land in the Strip over the course of 471 days, and amid citizens’ ignorance of the safe ways to deal with these objects, they may explode at any moment, causing many victims, which is what actually happened on the first day of the truce, when the Ministry of Health in Gaza confirmed that 3 children were injured as a result of the explosion of an object from Israeli remnants in the city of Rafah.

According to the report issued by the United Nations Development Program, between 4,000 and 5,000 rockets fell at a depth of up to 20 meters below the ground of the buildings that were targeted, and their removal requires international expertise, financial capabilities and a long time, which leads to the disruption of life in entire residential areas, stressing that 10% of the shells, rockets and bombs that were dropped on Gaza did not explode, and there are 42 million tons of rubble that cost only 1.2 billion dollars to remove, and it takes about 15 years assuming the use of a fleet of 100 trucks working around the clock.