Israeli occupation forces continued heavy bombardment of several areas, including shelling north and east of the al-Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, as well as an additional strike targeting eastern Gaza City.

A strike north of the entrance to the New Camp in Nuseirat, in central Gaza, also left several Palestinians injured, according to  Al Mayadeen's correspondent in Gaza.

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Moreover, six Palestinians were injured, one of them critically, following an Israeli strike targeting a motorcycle near the Muadh bin Jabal mosque in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, according to the Voice of Al-Quds Radio.

It also reported a separate incident in which a young man succumbed to injuries sustained 22 days earlier in an Israeli strike near the Naval Police site west of Khan Younis in southern Gaza.

Search for bodies of 13 missing people ongoing

The Civil Defense in the Gaza Strip said its teams have continued for a third consecutive day searching for the bodies of 13 missing people under the rubble of the al-Safadi family building in the al-Sabra area, south of Gaza City, which was turned into rubble in Israeli strikes. It added that its teams had retrieved the remains of two Palestinians out of 15 bodies.

It also said that its teams have received 191,043 distress calls since the start of the genocide, adding that they have only been able to respond to 49.8% of them due to a lack of resources amid the Israeli blockade.

Death toll reaches 73,074

Meanwhile, Gaza's Health Ministry reported that the cumulative number of people killed since the beginning of the Israeli genocide on October 7, 2023, has reached 73,074, alongside 173,537 injuries.

According to the Ministry, four Palestinians were brought to hospitals in 24 hours, including two bodies of Palestinian martyrs retrieved from the rubble, in addition to 12 reported injuries. It added that a number of victims remain trapped under debris and on roads, with ambulance and civil defense teams currently unable to reach them.

Regarding the period since the "ceasefire" took effect on October 11 last year, the Ministry detailed that the total number of Palestinians killed has reached 1,059, with 3,429 injuries recorded and 788 bodies recovered.