Municipalities across Gaza have mobilized their limited resources to clear streets and set up temporary shelters for thousands of displaced families…reports Asian Lite News The conflict has left behind an estimated 55 to 70 million tonnes of rubble, while about 90 percent of Gaza’s infrastructure — including roads, water, sewage, and electricity networks — has been destroyed or severely damaged Local authorities in the Gaza Strip, aided by regional countries and international agencies, have been intensifying efforts to clear rubble and reopen vital roads across the enclave, since the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel took effect on Oct. 10. Municipalities