
GAZA (HornPost) — The United Arab Emirates has launched an emergency project to repair damaged sewage networks in several areas of Khan Younis, southern Gaza, as part of its ongoing humanitarian relief operations in the Palestinian territory.
The initiative is being implemented under the UAE’s Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 and aims to address critical damage to sewage and water infrastructure caused by the conflict.
According to officials, the project seeks to reduce environmental and public health risks resulting from damaged sewage systems while improving living conditions for residents of Khan Younis.
The initiative also forms part of broader UAE efforts to restore essential water services and provide urgent assistance to communities affected by the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
Khan Younis Mayor Dr. Alaa Al-Batta praised the UAE’s humanitarian support, led by President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, saying the country was among the first to provide assistance to Palestinians in Gaza and continues to deliver relief to residents.
The sewage rehabilitation project is part of a series of UAE-backed humanitarian initiatives aimed at addressing infrastructure damage and supporting affected Palestinian communities across the Gaza Strip.
Source: Bloomberg
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