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因涉嫌参与20起入室盗窃案，奥克兰一名16岁的青少年被逮捕_我的网站

一 |     Sophie 编译 据称，自10月以来，一名16岁的男孩在奥克兰犯下了20起盗窃案。    An already precarious situation regarding food and water supplies for the residents of Gaza has exacerbated into a humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing conflict between Hamas and Israel, experts told ABC News.The horrors civilians are facing as a result of fighting between Hamas, a terrorist organization that is based in Gaza, and Israel extend far beyond the immediate bloodshed.Days after Hamas launched a surprise terrorist attack on Israel, experts on war and food insecurity are concerned that the fighting will lead to widespread suffering for civilians, especially those living in the Gaza Strip, one of the most densely populated regions in the world.As the fighting continues and borders remain closed, residents in Gaza are expected to run out of food, potable water and essential supplies in a matter of weeks, Shada Moghraby, spokesperson for the World Food Programme's New York office, told ABC News.This is why food and water will be so scarce in the region going forward, according to the experts:

Gaza was facing a food security, water crisis before the most recent conflict began

There was already a humanitarian crisis brewing in the Gaza Strip before the fighting commenced.With about 2.4 million people packed into just 140 square miles, residents living in the Gaza Strip, wedged between Israel, Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea, were experiencing threats to their food and water supply even before Hamas' surprise terrorist attack on Israel led to war.Thousands of years of conflict in the region has also degraded the land, leaving "reverberating environmental effects" and making it nearly impossible for Gaza to produce its own food supply, Doug Weir, research and policy director of The Conflict and Environment Observatory, told ABC News. The recurring periods of violence have led to high levels of disruption to infrastructure, particularly water and sanitation, as well as power plants, Weir said."You have this highly degraded strip of land trying to sustain a very high, very dense population," he said. "That's kind of the situation that population has been living in, to this day."There is no surface water -- lakes or rivers -- to draw from in the region, David Gampe, a geographer and climate scientist at the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich, Germany, told ABC News. The only resource to extract water from is the groundwater, Gampe said.Therefore, the aquifer supplying water to the territory is over-extracted. Only about 4% of the water extracted from the aquifer is actually potable, Weir said.The lack of an adequate supply of clean water has been the focus of the argument on the actual habitability of Gaza for years, Weir said. Nearly all of the drinking water in the territory is bottled, Gampe said.About 80% of the population in Gaza was in need of humanitarian aid before the bombings began days ago, Samer Abdeljaber, regional director for the World Food Programme, told ABC News."The situation was already dire. and now these escalations make things really, very difficult on those people who are already suffering from food insecurity," Moghraby said.The economic consequences of the constant conflict have also taken a toll on the region, making it difficult for it to invest in advancements in infrastructure, Moghraby said.

Borders are now even more restricted

The vast majority of the food supply is "highly dependent" on imports, Weir said. This is making the blockade around the territory even more injurious for the people stuck inside.Earlier this week, Israel stopped entry of food, water, fuel and medicine into Gaza. The sole remaining access from Egypt was shut down on Tuesday.There is barely any power in Gaza, as its sole power plant has run out of fuel as a result of the blockade, the Gaza Ministry of Energy said on Wednesday.As soon as the power is switched off, infrastructure -- including water treatment and transit -- can't work effectively, Weir said.In 2020, the U.N. Environment Programme released a status report for Gaza and the West Bank, defining the consequences of the intricate political process necessary to gain access to the region.Within the borders, humanitarian aid groups are running out of food items, as are markets, Abdeljaber said, adding that the unfolding situation is "devastating at the moment."The World Food Programme is seeking a humanitarian corridor to allow supplies into Gaza, Moghraby said."We're doing everything we can to make sure that we are reaching the people who seek shelter in the U.N. designated shelters," he said.

Bombings in Gaza are making the situation even more dire

The damage to the infrastructure inside Gaza is impeding the food production and distribution networks, Moghraby said.Bakeries in Gaza have told the WFP that they are running out of fuel, electricity and wheat flour and will soon be unable to provide the organization with bread, Abdeljaber said.But the supplies of food and water are running out, and fast.There are limited stocks of food items inside Gaza, which makes the approval of a humanitarian corridor into the territory even more essential.Those who manage to get food are having to leave their homes and seek shelter from the assaults from the Israeli Defense Forces, a "very risky" endeavor, Abdeljaber said.WFP is also having difficulties in coordinating its movements to make sure that the frontline humanitarian workers remain safe. Nearly a dozen colleagues have lost their lives, Abdeljaber said.Right after the bombing in Gaza began, the World Food Programme provided 73,000 people with ready-to-eat canned food, as well as fresh bread from bakeries within Gaza, Abdeljaber said. The next day, that number jumped to 175,000 people, and on Thursday, the WFP is expected to provide meals to up to 205,000 people, Abdeljaber said.The organization is planning to scale its response to provide more than 800,000 people in Gaza and the West Bank with food, water and essential supplies like cash, Moghraby said.The WFP has experienced setbacks in funding in the past year, Moghraby said.In June, the organization was forced to suspend about 150,000 residents of Gaza from assistance due to lack of funding, Abdeljaber said. The funding typically comes from governments and the private sector, Moghraby said. However, the organization does not work with the governments represented by the de facto authorities on the ground.Before the crisis began, WFP was in need of about $32 million in additional funding to meet its goal. Now, the organization is seeking an additional $17 million just to be able to source the required amount of food for the next four weeks, Abdeljaber said.

Climate change is also threatening the region

Food insecurity and water supply issues are expected to persist in the long term, and not just because of the conflict.Climate change is intensifying existing environmental problems in the region, including increased water stress, a study published by the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health last year found.The Mediterranean climate leads to wet winters and dry summers, in which there is virtually no precipitation over the hottest months of the year, said Gampe, one of the authors of the 2022 study.A rise in temperature is going to exacerbate the water supply in the region by leading to increased evaporation within the aquifer.With up to 25% less precipitation in the winter months, when the water recharge is supposed to occur, the aquifer could soon run dry of potable water, the research shows."The groundwater exploitation is already exceeding the recharge," he said.Inadequate water supplies often have cascading consequences, including indirect health effects on populations, such as an uptick in diarrhea cases in young children, Gampe said."That will severely affect health and cause a massive problem in the region," he said.。         昨天上午，警方对位于Ōtara的一处地址进行了搜查，逮捕了这名青少年。         Advertise with us          高级警官Tim Martin说，他的袭击目标主要是Botany、Flat Bush、East Tāmaki、Manukau和Papatoetoe的餐馆和其他餐饮场所。         Counties Manukau East刑事调查处的区域调查经理Martin说，他是在经过广泛调查后被捕的。

二 |          “这是警方来自不同地区的员工共同努力进行出色调查的结果，大家一起将这名罪犯绳之以法。”          “这个结果应该让社会放心，我们绝对不会容忍这类犯罪行为。”          “警方也要感谢公众在几周前媒体发布消息后提供信息，这些信息帮助我们逮捕了嫌疑人。

三 | ”                    两名行窃和袭击他人的女子被指控          在最近反社会行为和入店行窃事件频发后，Counties Manukau的警察一直在购物中心和中央商务区巡逻。         本周早些时候，两名奥克兰南区的女子被控15次入店行窃和袭击他人，其中一人被控向一名保安的脸上喷洒消毒剂。         另一名女子被指控威胁并用棒球棍殴打一名零售工人，还向工人扔玻璃罐，然后推着一辆装满赃物的购物车逃跑。在另一起事件中，她用锤子威胁袭击工人，然后带着一辆装满赃物的手推车逃跑。         警方上周逮捕了一名24岁的女子，据称她在Takanini的一家商店袭击了保安。         她将于周五在Manukau地区法院就六项入店行窃指控和两项严重攻击指控出庭。         第二名女子是一名34岁的女子，昨天警察看到她在一辆与另一起入店行窃事件有关的汽车中，于是让其停在路边，随后逮捕了她。

四 |          警方很快发现她因涉嫌三起入店行窃和袭击事件而被通缉。         警官Matt Hoyes详细描述了她涉嫌的罪行：“第一起事件发生在11月12日，（她）袭击并威胁了Manukau一家商店的一名员工……用棒球棍。”          “第二起事件发生在11月29日星期六，在Manukau的一家超市，据称她向员工扔玻璃罐，然后带着一手推车赃物逃跑。”          “第三起事件发生在12月5日星期二，在Manukau的一家超市，据称她用锤子威胁并袭击了员工，然后推着一辆装满赃物的购物车逃跑了。”          相关阅读：          奥克兰夜间又发生盗窃案，四名青少年被捕          奥克兰西区一名27岁男子落网，被控40多项入室盗窃罪          两名偷车贼开车穿越奥克兰逃离警方追捕，汽车着火后被捕          凌晨两点多，奥克兰北岸一家商店今年第三次遭抢          昨夜今晨奥克兰发生三起逃逸事件，7人被捕，最小的只有13岁          新西兰一母亲为掩护儿子逃跑朝警察开枪！网友感叹：“这样的家庭没救了”          撞抢后开车逃跑未果，奥克兰有9人夜间被逮捕，5人不满18岁          为解决奥克兰市中心的偷盗和反社会行为，政府将设立四个公共安全中心          奥克兰知名餐厅遭破坏 老板斥资数千纽币装上了240V电围栏          一夜之间多家店被闯入！四人被捕，年仅12至14岁          一群人在奥克兰东区繁华商圈疯狂行窃 已被警方抓获          奥克兰又有三名青少年被捕！多次偷车还逃避警方追捕          6名年仅十二三岁的少年被捕 奥克兰东区昨夜不太平          奥克兰又有超市被盗！警方逮捕了三人，最小年龄仅13岁          注：本文为编译/原创，欢迎转发分享；但严禁复制等未经授权的非法使用。违反上述声明者，本网将追究其相关法律责任。使用授权请联系[email protected]。         chineseherald.co.nz All Rights Reserved 版权所有          (责编：Sophie)          相关内容                奥克兰或将出现壮观的南极光！这在新西兰是非常非常罕见的现象           警方发布零容忍警告，节日期间将严查酒驾和超速           奥克兰警方缴获数万纽币假钞，捣毁制假窝点，一名男子被捕           奥克兰北岸发现神秘粉末，一人被送往医院           奥克兰交通局今夏将修复550公里道路，资金削减交通安全如何保障？           午夜时分，奥克兰Albany发生不明原因死亡事件           日子不好过，四分之三的新西兰人选择购买二手礼物           Wayne Brown猛烈抨击新政府，称其用“荒谬”的规定打压奥克兰。

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