Unexploded ordnance in Gaza endangers children as aid groups work to prevent injuries and recovery

Children in Gaza face lasting wounds from war, with many injured by unexploded ordnance in their homes and streets. Aid groups work to rehabilitate victims and raise awareness about these hidden dangers. Families struggle to secure medical care, while injured children undergo therapy to recover. Efforts focus on preventing future tragedies through education. Despite the challenges, resilience and hope persist among survivors. With international support, aid organisations aim to expand their reach. Healing extends beyond physical recovery to rebuilding lives.