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Children With Down Syndrome in Gaza Face Ongoing Hardship After Ceasefire
Twelve-year-old Shahd and other children with Down syndrome continue living in tents in Gaza. They react to the sound of drones by hiding, months after a ceasefire took effect.
May 28, 5:51 AM·1m read1 source
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Twelve-year-old Shahd hides in the corner of her tent when she hears drones overhead. She is one of several children with Down syndrome living in Gaza who remain in temporary shelters. @AJEnglish reported that these children continue to face difficulties linked to the destruction from earlier fighting.
The report states that a ceasefire has been in place for seven months. The same account noted that the children live among widespread damage in the area. No additional details on medical care, schooling, or aid distribution were provided.
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