Apr 11, 2024 - BBC News - How much aid is actually getting into Gaza?
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How much aid is actually getting into Gaza? Some aid is being dropped from planes, but most comes over land. The UN says at least 500 aid lorries are required daily for the people of Gaza, particularly those in the north where they say 70% face catastrophic hunger.
The Israeli Army says more than 400 lorries entered Gaza on Monday. The UN said it was less than 250. So why are these numbers so different? It's all about how they're counted.
The UN says Israel counts the number of lorries at the Gaza border. But the truck are typically only allowed to be half full. A UN spokes person said that's a requirement put in place for screening purposes by the Israelis. The lorry then across into Gaza, and are unloaded and are reloaded onto different trucks.
The UN says these repacked lorries are allowed to be full, and it's these ones that drive onto warehouses that are counted by the UN. That's why the number arriving there is often far lower than the number screened by the Israelis.
Israel denies hindering humanitarian relief into Gaza. We've asked them if they only screen half-full lorries and why, but they haven't responded to that.
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How much aids is actually getting into Gaza? Some aid is being dropped from planes, but most comes over lands. The UN has at least 508 lorries are acquired daily for the people of Gaza particularly those in the north. While they say 70% face catastrophy hunger.
- How much aids is actually getting into Gaza? Some aid is being dropped from planes, but most comes over lands. The UN says at least 500 aid lorries are acquired daily for the people of Gaza, particularly those in the north where they say 70% face catastrophic hunger.
The Israel army says more than 400 lorries enter Gaza on Monday. But the UN says less than 250. Why are these numbers so different? It's all about how that counted.
- The Israeli army says more than 400 lorries entered Gaza on Monday. The UN said it was less than 250. So why are these numbers so different? It's all about how they're counted.
The UN says Israel counts the number of lorries at the Gaza border. But the truck are typically only allowed to be half full. The UN spokes person said that requirement per in place to screaming purposes by the Israelis. The lorry then across into Gaza, and are unloaded and reloaded in different trucks.
- The UN says Israel counts the number of lorries at the Gaza border. But the truck are typically only allowed to be half full. A UN spokes person said that's a requirement put in place for screening purposes by the Israelis. The lorry then across into Gaza, and are unloaded and are reloaded onto different trucks.
The UN says these repacked lorries are allowed to be full. And these ones that drived to warehouse are counted by the UN. That's why the number over there is far lower than the number screened by Israelis.
- The UN says these repacked lorries are allowed to be full, and it's these ones that drive onto warehouses that are counted by the UN. That's why the number arriving there is often far lower than the number screened by Israelis.
Israel denies hinding humantarian relief into Gaza. We've asked if they only scrutiny half full lorries and why. But they haven't responded to that.
- Israel denies hindering humanitarian relief into Gaza. We've asked them if they only screen half-full lorries and why, but they haven't responded to that.
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catastrophic adj. 灾难性的
catastrophe n. 灾难
screen n. 屏障、隔断；屏幕；半透明板或胶片（用于半色调复制，出版业）；小分队（用于掩护主力部队，军事）；筛子 v. 隐蔽、遮蔽；放映或广播；检查是否存在；过筛
hinder v. 阻碍 adj. （身体的）后面
hint v. 暗示 n. 暗示
humanitarian adj. 人道主义的 n. 人道主义者
relief n. 宽慰、松口气；援助（衣、食、钱）；代班；清晰明显的状态
humanitarian relief 人道主义援助
Israel n. 以色列
Israeli adj. 以色列的 n. 以色列人 （复数 Israelis）