Hospitals in central Gaza have reported that 40 people were killed in two Israeli airstrikes overnight within a few hundred meters of each other.
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Desperate family members surround the piles of rubble, waiting to see if anyone is rescued alive, the footage showed. But the workers at the scene clearly lack equipment to remove the concrete.Some of those killed had recently arrived from Rafah, according to people at the scene. Another man, Hamdan Karaja, told CNN: “My children, both girls and boys, are under the rubble. My wife as well.”“We have over 100 displaced individuals, with some comprising 20 family members. They are all trapped under the rubble. We were targeted while we were asleep, without any prior warning,” he said.Rami Al Aida, a Civil Defense spokesperson in Central Gaza, said crews were “operating in extremely challenging conditions due to a lack of fuel and equipment. We hope to find people alive.
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