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More than 150,000 people in Gaza have contracted skin diseases since the start of Israel ’s military offensive in October .
Scabies has been the most prevalent, with at least 100,000 cases recorded.
The symptoms include intense itching, which worsen at night or with intense heat.
The complex interaction of high temperatures, the ruptured sewage system and solid waste everywhere’ has fuelled the surge in emerging infectious diseases.
Earlier this month , the UN reported a major outbreak of Hepatitis A , an inflammation of the liver caused by the virus of the same name, among children in Gaza .
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