22 more bodies recovered from rubble in Gaza, death toll rises to 48,200!

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Published: 10:27 9 February 2025
22 more bodies have been recovered from the rubble in the Palestinian Gaza Strip, bringing the death toll to 48,200. Even though the ceasefire agreement came into effect after a long 15 months, the number of bodies recovered one after another from under the rubble is increasing.
According to a report by the Anadolu Agency on Saturday (February 8), Palestinian health workers and rescue workers have recovered 22 more bodies from the rubble, bringing the number of Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks since October 2023 to 48,181.
Meanwhile, four Palestinians have lost their lives in the past 48 hours due to Israeli shelling, and six have been hospitalized with serious injuries. The number of injured in the incident has reached 111,638.
Although a ceasefire in Gaza came into effect on January 19, many people remain trapped under the rubble and efforts to rescue them are ongoing. Despite a UN Security Council resolution, Israeli attacks on Gaza continued.
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