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In Gaza, at least 8,000 people remain presumed buried

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In Gaza, at least 8,000 people remain presumed buriedJaber Jehad Badwan · CC BY-SA 4.0

Rescue teams have pulled 70 bodies from the rubble in Gaza over 35 days, and families are now carrying out burials. At least 8,000 others are reportedly still trapped under the rubble, according to Al Jazeera.

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