This article outlines the affects of the power crisis in Gaza on the people, hospitals, the potential of the spread of infectious disease, and hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of raw sewage flowing into the sea daily.
Gaza's ticking sewage bomb
A boy looks at Palestinians as they ride a horse cart on a street flooded with sewage water from a sewage treatment facility in Gaza City, Gaza, Nov. 14, 2013. (photo by REUTERS/Mohammed Salem)