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Five killed in Gaza after sand embankment collapses onto tents, first responders say

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Five killed in Gaza after sand embankment collapses onto tents, first responders say
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Three children are among those killed in the incident that came a day after heavy rain reportedly flooded tens of thousands of tents across Gaza.

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  • Five killed in Gaza after sand embankment collapses onto tents, first responders say.
  • Three children are among those killed in the incident that came a day after heavy rain reportedly flooded tens of thousands of tents across Gaza.
  • Three children are among those killed in the incident that came a day after heavy rain reportedly flooded tens of thousands of tents across Gaza.

Three children are among those killed in the incident that came a day after heavy rain reportedly flooded tens of thousands of tents across Gaza.

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