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In northern Gaza’s Jabalya, bodies of Palestinians, some scavenged by animals, strewn across streets are hampering identification efforts, says emergency services head Fares Afana. With Israeli air and ground strikes ongoing, thousands, including children and pregnant women, endure starvation and destruction of essential infrastructure.

Amid escalating tensions with rising death toll, harrowing visuals of starvation spreading in war-torn areas of Gaza have started emerging were stray dogs are feeding on dead bodies, making it difficult to identify them.

Bodies strewn across dusty streets, entire roads destroyed by Israeli strikes, people starving. This is the picture painted of Jabalya, northern Gaza, by the emergency services chief in the area.

“You can see the signs of hunger on the people in northern Gaza,” Fares Afana, the head of emergency services in northern Gaza, told CNN by phone on Monday. “Israeli forces are destroying everything that represents life or signs of life.”

Afana told CNN that he and his colleagues have received the bodies of Palestinians killed in northern Gaza, with some showing signs of scavenging by animals, which has stifled efforts to identify the deceased.

“Stray dogs who are hungry are eating these bodies in the street… It makes it difficult for us to identify the bodies,” he said.

The U.N. has long complained of obstacles to getting aid into Gaza and distributing it throughout the war zone, blaming impediments on Israel and lawlessness. The U.N. said no food aid entered northern Gaza between Oct. 2 and Oct. 15.
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