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3333 TONS OF SUPPLIES CONVEYED IN TO GAZA
Humanitarian effort continues on a daily basis, as such the flow of goods is an ongoing operation. On Friday, (16 Jan.) 3333 tons of humanitarian aid and 115,000 liters of heavy duty diesel were transferred to the Gaza Strip.
The shipment was comprised of basic food commodities, medical supplies, dairy products, a large Jordanian donation medical supplies and powdered milk from the World Health Organization and a donation from an Israeli peace initiative. The private sector continues to transfer supplies according to humanitarian demands including toiletries.
Due to ongoing constrictions at Nahal Oz some 115,000 liters of heavy duty diesel were transferred via Kerem Shalom for the Gaza Power station.
At the Karni conveyor 1400 tons of grain, including wheat, corn and animal feed were transferred.
Since the beginning of the operation, 32,445 tons of humanitarian supplies have been transferred to Gaza in 1314 trucks. Also, 1,551,351 liters of fuel have been conveyed through Nahal Oz and Kerem Shalom.
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1135 TONS OF SUPPLIES CONVEYED IN TO GAZA
Kerem Shalom operated today in order to convey humanitarian goods. Throughout the day 51 trucks loaded with 1135 tons of supplies for UNRWA and the private sector were shipped to Gaza via Kerem Shalom cargo terminal.
Also, 115,000 liters of heavy duty diesel were transferred to the Gaza Strip via a temporary mechanism established for heavy duty diesel for the Gaza power plant.
Between 12:00-15:00 the IDF carried out a "humanitarian recess" in order to enable Palestinians to replenish stocks and seek aid. Throughout the recess terrorist factions continued to attack the IDF and launch rockets putting civilians in direct danger.
Since the beginning of the operation, 33,580 tons of humanitarian supplies have been transferred to Gaza in 1365 trucks. Also, 1,666,351 liters of fuel have been conveyed through Nahal Oz and Kerem Shalom.
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COORDINATION CENTER ENABLES REPAIR TO MAIN GAZA STRIP SEWAGE SYSTEM
Tel Aviv , 17 Jan. The Joint Humanitarian Coordination Center (JHCC) facilitated the repair of Gaza's main sewage treatment facility in Beit Lahiya on Wednesday (15 January) thereby averting a potential major ecological threat.
For six days the COGAT had attempted to coordinate the movement of a convoy of Palestinian technicians to refuel the generator and had halted all IDF operational activity in the region. However for lack of organization on the Palestinian side the repairs could not be carried out, despite assurances given by the IDF. On Wednesday the Palestinians were able to organize their own convoy and COGAT Humanitarian Affairs officers in the field coordinated the passage of the convoy with the Palestinians and with Divisional HQs. During the duration of the repair operation the IDF forces took up defensive positions. The repairs, which consisted of refueling the generator and repairing a valve were successfully completed.
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JOINT HUMANITARIAN COORDINATION CENTER COORDINATES PAVING ACCESS ROUTES TO UNRWA FACILITIES AND SHELTERS
The Joint Humanitarian Coordination Center (JHCC) and the Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT) will coordinate with UNRWA the repairing of main access routes to and from UNRWA installations in order to facilitate the transport and distribution of food, supplies and medicines to Gaza residents who are using UNRWA schools and installations. In addition tomorrow (18 January) will coordinate with UNRWA the access of a convoy of Palestinian electrical technicians to repair a technical malfunction at the Nahal Oz fuel depot. This would enable the Palestinians to resume pumping fuel needed by the power plant to generate electricity. Brigadier General, Baruch Spiegel, Head of the JHCC, "UNRWA is carrying out a most valuable mission in the field with excellent coordination of their representative on the JHCC staff. Their operations under the current situation are truly appreciated".