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Gaza Left With 448 Hectares of Farmable Land
FAO and UNOSAT found 448 hectares still accessible and undamaged, down from 601 last October, as access closures cut as deep as physical destruction.
Ano ang una nating nalaman
- FAO and UNOSAT found 448 hectares, 3%, accessible and undamaged on 18 August 2026.
- That was down from 601 hectares in October 2025, a 25.5% decline.
- Loss of access was driven mainly by westward expansion of the Yellow Line, plus water shortages and damaged land.
Bukas pa noon
- No verified total for people confined west of the line, no crossing throughput or fuel figures, and no confirmed strike details in the sources provided.
- No complete official verbatim quote or published feeding plan is contained in the source excerpts.
Ang sinabi naming babantayan
- Whether access stabilizes, water and inputs return, and the remaining 448 hectares can be protected through the next planting season.