AhlulBayt News Agency: Children are living amid rubble in streets of total devastation in Khan Younis, the second-largest city in Gaza, according to Save the Children staff returning to the city for the first time since the war started over six months ago.
Save the Children pointed out that the city had a population of more than 200,000 people, including about 100,000 children.
Khan Younis is now a ghost town, with people returning in small numbers to protect what remains of their properties or retrieve belongings while lone children roam the streets seeking water and other supplies, the rights group said.
Media have recently reported that satellite pictures show rows of tents on a site to the west of Khan Younis.
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Save the Children pointed out that the city had a population of more than 200,000 people, including about 100,000 children.
Khan Younis is now a ghost town, with people returning in small numbers to protect what remains of their properties or retrieve belongings while lone children roam the streets seeking water and other supplies, the rights group said.
Media have recently reported that satellite pictures show rows of tents on a site to the west of Khan Younis.
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