加沙一栋因战争空袭而受损的建筑于9月16日清晨发生坍塌，造成至少21人死亡123，其中包括6名儿童1。该建筑内还有14人受伤1，数十人被困在瓦砾中12。加沙城防卫部门主任Raed Al-Dahshan表示，"我们仍在听到瓦砾下传来的声音"1。由于以色列限制重型机械进入加沙，救援人员主要依靠手工进行搜救1。
这座建筑曾住有战争期间流离失所的巴勒斯坦家庭3。联合国开发计划署加沙办公室主任Alessandro Mrakic指出，加沙地区大约有400栋建筑面临坍塌风险1。约2000栋受战争损毁的建筑中仍有巴勒斯坦家庭居住1。自2025年10月停火以来，加沙已有超过1300名巴勒斯坦人被杀死1。
A war-damaged building in Gaza collapsed on the morning of September 16, 2026, claiming at least 21 lives, including six children, and injuring at least 14 others1. Dozens of people remain trapped beneath the rubble1. The structure had previously been damaged by Israeli airstrikes and housed Palestinian families displaced by the ongoing conflict3. Rescue operations have been severely hampered by the lack of heavy machinery, forcing responders to conduct largely manual searches through the debris1. Raed Al-Dahshan, head of Gaza City's civil defense, stated that "we are still hearing voices from under the rubble"1.
The collapse underscores the precarious conditions across Gaza, where approximately 400 buildings face imminent risk of collapse, according to Alessandro Mrakic, director of the UN Development Programme's Gaza office1. About 2,000 war-damaged structures remain occupied by Palestinian families despite their structural deterioration1. Israel has restricted the entry of heavy machinery into Gaza, citing security concerns about preventing Hamas from acquiring such equipment1. Since a ceasefire began in October 2025, over 1,300 Palestinians have been killed in Gaza1.
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