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UNOPS: Fuel deliveries to Gaza rise to 1.3 million liters daily as generators power hospitals and homes
Summary
A UNOPS representative said fuel deliveries to Gaza have increased from 100,000 liters per day to 1,300,000 liters per day since the ceasefire, and that pre-war solar panels are no longer in place; UNOPS said sustained ceasefire is essential for recovery and reconstruction.
A UNOPS representative said in remarks at a UNOPS briefing that fuel deliveries to Gaza have risen from 100,000 liters per day before the ceasefire to 1,300,000 liters per day, and that fuel is currently the primary source of electricity for hospitals, schools, bakeries and homes.
The representative said that before the war UNOPS had provided and installed 1,500 solar panels in Gaza, but during the conflict “those panels disappear because people didn't have any other option to get electricity at home.” The representative added that UNOPS is…
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