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Gaza Resident Powers Sewing Machine with Improvised Bicycle Amid Electricity Shortages
A Palestinian girl named Reem Aziz is pedaling a makeshift bicycle to generate power for her family's sewing machine in Gaza. This adaptation comes amid the enclave's largely destroyed power grid. The destruction stems from Israel's war, forcing residents to find alternative energy sources.
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A Palestinian girl in Gaza has resorted to pedaling a makeshift bicycle to power her family's sewing machine, highlighting ongoing challenges in the enclave. Reem Aziz works long hours pedaling the improvised device, enabling the sewing machine to function without reliable electricity, @AJEnglish reported.
Gaza's power grid remains largely destroyed, severely limiting access to electricity for residents.
The destruction of the power grid is due to Israel's war, which has compounded daily hardships in the area.
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