Freezing rain worsens Gaza camp conditions, Sky News reports
Alex Rossi's report on flooded displacement camps brings a humanitarian focus to a morning bulletin led by America's flight disruption.
Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 21,836 views.
Mornings | Saturday 14 November
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- 1:36US flights resume after a nationwide departure halt; officials attribute the disruption to equipment failure.
- 3:24Sean Duffy says older switches and routers became overloaded with data, while newer IP switches stayed operational.
- 7:11Graham Stothard reports from Heathrow on the disruption's implications for UK and European flights.
- 9:31The New Orleans collision report includes the mayor's confirmation that everyone has been accounted for.
- 13:43Alex Rossi reports on flooded Gaza displacement camps, illness among children and the ICRC's warning about conditions.
Freezing rain and flooding are making life harder for displaced Palestinians in Gaza, Sky News reports, with children becoming ill after exposure to the elements.
Alex Rossi's report forms part of "Mornings | Saturday 14 November", presented by Anna Jones. The broadcast drew about 22,000 views in just over two hours after going up today.
The Gaza segment moves from flooded camps to accounts from displaced residents and a paediatrician. The International Committee of the Red Cross warns that conditions are becoming increasingly untenable. Its Jerusalem spokesperson, Patt Griffiths, says Israeli authorities, as the occupying power, bear responsibility for conditions in Gaza.
That report comes after extensive coverage of the US departure shutdown. As we reported here, Transport Secretary Sean Duffy blamed overloaded older telecommunications equipment. This bulletin also takes the story into airport terminals, hearing from delayed passengers at Los Angeles International Airport and correspondent Graham Stothard at Heathrow about the implications for UK and European flights.
Between those reports, Jones covers the tanker collision with a passenger vessel in New Orleans. Mayor Helena Moreno says everyone has been accounted for, despite the injuries. For readers looking specifically for Rossi's Gaza reporting, that segment begins at 13:43.
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