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STORY: UNICEF / GAZA STRIP
TRT: 4:52
SOURCE: UNICEF
RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE CREDIT UNICEF ON SCREEN
LANGUAGE: NATS
DATELINE: 10, 13 OCTOBER 2023, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE
13 OCTOBER 2023, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE
1. Various shots, Gaza City's Al-Rimal neighbourhood, a crowd gathers outside a hospital as ambulances rush in injured individuals in the wake of airstrikes.
2. Various shots, rescuers carry a person on a stretcher downstairs and out of a building, responding to the aftermath of airstrikes in Gaza City's Al-Rimal neighborhood.
3. Various shots, following airstrikes, a large crowd gathers in Gaza City's Al-Rimal neighborhood amidst the backdrop of smoke, rubble, and widespread destruction
4. Med shot, man stands outside a damaged building amidst the debris
5. Pan right, building
6. Various shots, smoke billows in the aftermath of airstrikes
7. Med shot, streets of Gaza City's Al-Rimal neighborhood, the aftermath of airstrikes reveals damaged buildings and scattered debris
8. Various shots, damaged buildings
9. Wide shot, smoke billows in the aftermath of airstrikes
10 OCTOBER 2023, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE
10. Wide shot, a plume of smoke rises above the port in the Gaza Strip after an air strike
11. Med shot, a plume of smoke rises above the port in the Gaza Strip after an air strike
13 OCTOBER 2023, GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE
12. Med shot, damaged buildings
13. Med shot, destroyed car
14. Various wide shots, destroyed buildings
Nearly a week into the war, hundreds of children have been reportedly killed, and thousands more reportedly injured. Children and families in Gaza have practically run out of food, water, electricity, medicine and safe access to hospitals, following days of hostilities and cuts to all supply routes.
UNICEF is calling for an immediate ceasefire as 1.1 million people—nearly half of them children—have been warned to move out, ahead of what is expected to be a widescale military assault into one of the most densely populated places on earth.
UNICEF staff have continued to respond to the critical needs of children across the Gaza Strip, but access is becoming increasingly difficult and dangerous. Humanitarians have also been warned to move out of Gaza city, and UNICEF staff will stay in southern Gaza to continue to provide support for children in need. UNICEF has distributed nearly all its prepositioned supplies, and worked to keep the only functioning desalination plant in the entire Gaza Strip running in much-reduced capacity. Medical supplies and medicines have also been provided to hospitals, but given the number of injuries, hospital beds and essential medicine—including anesthetics—are quickly running out.
