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作成日: 2025/08/18 07:03

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A: Yo, Tai! Heard any news recently?
   B: Nah, what's up?

A: Check this out – there's a heatwave in Gaza, and it's causing trouble for those living in temporary shelters.
   B: Really? What happened to make them homeless?

A: Israeli attacks forced thousands to live in tents without water or electricity – and about 90% of residential buildings got damaged!
   B: Whoa, that sounds tough! How hot is it there now?

A: The UN says Gaza is experiencing temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius. They're worried about dehydration because of water shortages.
   B: That doesn't sound good... Are they managing to stay cool?

A: Some are using water to spray kids and old batteries to run fans, but it's a struggle.
   B: Poor folks. I heard cases of starvation have risen too, despite more aid being sent in.

A: Yeah, that's right. Local health authorities reported 251 deaths from malnutrition as of Saturday. The UN is asking Israel to allow more aid.
   B: Hope things improve soon for them... This heatwave has got to be making life even harder.
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A heatwave that has engulfed the Gaza Strip has made living conditions for displaced people staying in makeshift shelters even harder.
        
                    
                  
Thousands of Gazans have been forced to live in tents without electricity or water after losing their homes in Israeli attacks. The United Nations says about 90 percent of the residential buildings in Gaza have been damaged.
        
                    
                  
The UN says Gaza is currently experiencing temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. A UN agency warned on Thursday that cases of dehydration are rising throughout the region due to shortages of drinking water.
        
                    
                  
A reporter from NHK&#039;s local office says displaced residents in the town of Al-Zawaida are spraying water on children&#039;s bodies to prevent heatstroke while others are using batteries to run secondhand electric fans.
        
                    
                  
A woman said they had no choice but to get used to such living conditions.
        
                    
                  
Cases of starvation are also rising despite recent measures by the Israeli military to increase aid supply deliveries into Gaza. Local health authorities reported 251 malnutrition-related deaths as of Saturday.
        
                    
                  
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says humanitarian conditions remain largely unchanged in Gaza. It called on the Israeli side to allow more aid to reach people.
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Quiz 1:
   What percentage of residential buildings in Gaza have been damaged, according to the United Nations?
   A. 50%
   B. 70%
   C. 80%
   D. 90%

[Answer block]
   Answers:
   Quiz 1: D

Quiz 2:
   What is the current temperature in Gaza, as described by a UN agency?
   A. Below 35 degrees Celsius
   B. Exactly 35 degrees Celsius
   C. Above 40 degrees Celsius
   D. Unknown

[Answer block]
   Answers:
   Quiz 2: C

Quiz 3:
   What is the current situation of displaced residents in the town of Al-Zawaida, as described by an NHK reporter?
   A. They have access to electricity and water
   B. They are using secondhand electric fans with no specific mention of a power source
   C. They are receiving enough food and water
   D. They are not facing any difficulties

[Answer block]
   Answers:
   Quiz 3: B

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