Only 30 percent of projected number of trucks entered Gaza this week

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Between May 15 and May 21, only 1,287 commercial and humanitarian aid trucks entered Gaza, meeting just 30% of the projected 4,200 truck target, according to the Gaza Government Media Office. This reduction in truck entries, alongside limited passage through the Rafah crossing, signifies a continued policy of restricting aid and deepening the siege on the Gaza Strip.

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Only 1,287 of commercial and humanitarian aid trucks have entered Gaza betwen 15 and 21 of May, reaching just 30% of the projected 4,200 truck count, according to a Friday statement from the Gaza Government Media Office. Of these trucks, only 35 fuel trucks and 693 humanitarian aid trucks were admitted.

Only 30 percent of projected number of trucks entered Gaza this week

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