Representative Image (IANS) 
World

Six UN relief workers killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza

Israeli airstrikes hit a school-turned-shelter for around 12,000 people on Wednesday, and six UNRWA staff members were among those killed, Guterres said on X

IANS

UNITED NATIONS: Six staff members of the UN relief agency for Palestinians, known as UNRWA, were killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said.

Israeli airstrikes hit a school-turned-shelter for around 12,000 people on Wednesday, and six UNRWA staff members were among those killed, Guterres said on X.

"What's happening in Gaza is unacceptable," he said. "These dramatic violations of international humanitarian law need to stop now."

At least 18 Palestinians were killed and many others wounded in an Israeli airstrike on a UN-run school sheltering displaced people in the central Gaza Strip on Wednesday, reports Xinhua news agency, quoting Palestinian sources.

The sources said that an Israeli warplane fired at least one missile at the shelter in the al-Nuseirat refugee camp. The Hamas-run Gaza government media office said that aid workers were among the victims.

Cauvery row: Tamil Nadu moves Supreme Court to secure due share of water

Madras High Court issues notice on actor Parthiban’s plea for ‘No Caste, No Religion’ certificates

States can close or withdraw FIRs against students who participated in NEET protests: SC

'Water has nowhere to go': CEA urges for higher FSI to prevent floods, droughts

TVK lacks experience to deal with complex issues like Cauvery dispute, says AIADMK chief EPS