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Flooding in Gaza affects 70,000 displaced people's tents

By , based on Le Monde

Map: Territoires palestiniens

About 70,000 tents housing displaced Palestinians were flooded on the first day of a depression hitting Gaza, leaving tens of thousands without shelter. The Hamas-controlled government press office gave the figure, according to Le Monde.

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