
Angelina Jolie emphasized the infrastructure damage in Gaza with the satellite image she shared on her social media account, stating that according to United Nations data, 82 percent of the infrastructure was damaged and approximately 2 million people will need assistance for shelter and basic needs.
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The ongoing conflict in Gaza has caused infrastructure damage and civilian casualties. The United Nations assesses the extent of damage through satellite analyses.
In the description section of the post in which she shared satellite images on her social media account, Jolie emphasized, "Now you can open Google Earth and see what is happening to Gaza." Pointing out that neighborhoods have become rubble, houses, schools, universities, hospitals and roads, water and hygiene systems and infrastructure have been destroyed, Jolie stated that, according to United Nations satellite analysis, 82 percent of the infrastructure in Gaza was damaged as of June 16, and emphasized that as winter approaches, approximately 2 million people will need shelter and meet their basic needs.
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Infrastructure repair work in Gaza will continue for months as long as the security situation and international funding are maintained.
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