Death toll in Gaza Strip nears 40,000, health ministry reports - Breaking The News

Death toll in Gaza Strip nears 40,000, health ministry reports

13 August

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The Gaza Health Ministry shared on Tuesday that the number of people who have lost their lives in the Gaza Strip since the conflict started has increased to 39,929.

It is estimated that 92,240 others were wounded in Israeli attacks across the Palestinian enclave, with most victims being women and children.

In the past 24 hours, 32 Palestinians have been killed, while another 88 were injured in the attacks.

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