Child injured in explosion while playing with suspicious object in Gaza!
Published: 12:39 25 October 2025
A 12-year-old child was seriously injured in Khan Younis, Gaza on Thursday. The child was injured in an explosion while playing with a suspicious object.
The local police administration said that children are being urged to be extremely vigilant so that such incidents do not happen again. The police statement said, “We have warned before. Children should not play with any suspicious object. In such a situation, it is necessary to immediately inform the relevant authorities and maintain a safe distance.”
The police’s explosive disposal unit has already conducted several operations. MK bombs and other unexploded ordnance have been defused from different areas of Khan Younis. Artillery shells have also been recovered from Hamad City.
The police warned again that it is very important to maintain a safe distance if you see an unexploded bomb or any suspicious object nearby.
Source: Al Jazeera
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