The Israeli government and the military are trying to wipe out evidence of war crimes against Palestinians by clearing and crushing the rubble in Gaza, Hamas said in a statement on Monday.
Hamas said that thousands of bodies of missing persons are still buried beneath the debris in Gaza, alongside the material evidence of Israeli war crimes, urging the United Nations and other international organizations to take action to protect these sites and send personnel to oversee them.
Israel's clearing, crushing, and removal of the rubble could completely erase traces of atrocity crimes committed in the Gaza Strip, Francesca Albanese, the special rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territory occupied since 1967, said on Monday.
Israel clearing Gaza rubble to destroy evidence of war crimes: Hamas
Five hundred units of temporary prefabricated housing arrived in Maru township, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, early Saturday morning, with construction crews beginning assembly immediately to resettle residents affected by a strong earthquake.
The 7.0-magnitude quake struck Baqen County of Nagqu City at 22:33 Beijing time (1433 GMT) on Thursday. Maru town is one of the hardest-hit areas near the epicenter.
Local authorities responded quickly to transfer and resettle people from the affected areas.
Assembly Workers began installation immediately after the housing units reached Maru town in the wee hours of Saturday. With cranes and workers coordinating closely, each unit can be assembled in just three to five minutes.
The prefabricated houses are made of fireproof and waterproof materials. A sponge layer inside the walls provides both insulation and fire resistance, helping keep people warm and safe.
Each unit is equipped with electric lighting and pre-installed wiring, so lighting is available as soon as power is connected.
Temporary housing arrives for earthquake-hit residents in Maru town, Xizang
