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Llega más ayuda aérea a Gaza

 

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Ciudad de Gaza Franja de Gaza - 30 de julio de 2025 

 

Aviones siguieron lanzando ayuda aérea a Gaza y se reanudaron los lanzamientos aéreos internacionales el miércoles.

 

Ante la presión internacional por la creciente crisis alimentaria, Israel anunció el pasado fin de semana que suspendería las operaciones en Ciudad de Gaza, Deir al-Balah y Muwasi durante 10 horas al día.

 

También dijo que designaría rutas seguras para la entrega de la ayuda aunque continuaría las operaciones militares.

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Jan Yunis, Franja de Gaza - 30 de julio de 2025 

 

El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, calificó de “terribles” las imágenes de niños demacrados y desnutridos en Gaza, el domingo pasado.

 

En marzo, Israel cortó totalmente la entrada de combustible, alimentos y medicamentos, para presionar a Hamás a liberar a los rehenes. 

 

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Deir al-Balah, Franja de Gaza - 30 de Julio de 2025

En mayo levantó parcialmente esas restricciones, a la vez que impulsó un nuevo sistema de entrega de ayuda respaldado por Estados Unidos, que creo caos y violencia. 

 

Pero las agencias humanitarias consideran que el empeoramiento del hambre en el territorio es tal que las nuevas medidas son insuficientes.

 

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Ciudad de Gaza Franja de Gaza - 30 de julio de 2025 

 

Aviones siguieron lanzando ayuda aérea a Gaza y se reanudaron los lanzamientos aéreos internacionales el miércoles.

 

Ante la presión internacional por la creciente crisis alimentaria, Israel anunció el pasado fin de semana que suspendería las operaciones en Ciudad de Gaza, Deir al-Balah y Muwasi durante 10 horas al día.

 

También dijo que designaría rutas seguras para la entrega de la ayuda aunque continuaría las operaciones militares.

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Jan Yunis, Franja de Gaza - 30 de julio de 2025 

 

El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, calificó de “terribles” las imágenes de niños demacrados y desnutridos en Gaza, el domingo pasado.

 

En marzo, Israel cortó totalmente la entrada de combustible, alimentos y medicamentos, para presionar a Hamás a liberar a los rehenes. 

 

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Deir al-Balah, Franja de Gaza - 30 de Julio de 2025

En mayo levantó parcialmente esas restricciones, a la vez que impulsó un nuevo sistema de entrega de ayuda respaldado por Estados Unidos, que creo caos y violencia. 

 

Pero las agencias humanitarias consideran que el empeoramiento del hambre en el territorio es... [truncated]

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RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY: NO ACCESS AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL

ASSOCIATED PRESS - NO ACCESS AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL

Kabul, Afghanistan - 30 July 2025

1. Various of hundreds of Afghans in long queues at registration centre in Kabul for Qatar work visa, officer using whip to disperse the queues

2. Various of Afghan nationals inside registration centre holding documents

3. Various of visa applicant ,Najib Bari, talking to others

4. SOUNDBITE (Pashto) Najib Bari, visa applicant:

"I am a civil engineer. I went to Pakistan for work as well, but I couldn’t find a reasonable job and came back to Afghanistan. Today is the second day that I have been standing in this long queue. It seems that everyone is poor and jobless. We found out that the government is sending people to Qatar for work, so we want to go there for work, and we are requesting the government send us there for work so we can earn money to feed our children."

5. Various of Afghans inside centre registering for visas

6. SOUNDBITE (Pashto) Samiullah Ibrahimi, Labor Ministry spokesman:

"For now, an understanding has been reached with the private sector, and an agreement has been signed with a Qatari state-owned company. In the first phase, 2,000 job opportunities were mentioned, but fortunately, 1,100 more job opportunities were added yesterday. This means that 3,100 people will be given a job.”

7. Various of Afghans holding documents outside registration centre

8. Wide of people outside registration centre

STORYLINE:

The Taliban are exporting Afghan workers to fill jobs in the Gulf nation of Qatar to ease unemployment in Afghanistan, and say talks are underway to send labor to Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Turkey, and Russia.

Registration opened Tuesday for 2,000 skilled professionals in areas including hospitality, food and beverage, and engineering to go to Qatar under the new program.

Applicants from all 34 Afghan provinces can submit their work experience and credentials before being assessed for eligibility.

The registration launch follows the forced returns of at least 1.5 million Afghans from neighboring countries, notably Iran and Pakistan, at a time of significant economic and humanitarian difficulty.

Aid agencies have warned of pressure on local services, as well as dramatically reduced flows of money flowing into the country in the form of remittances from people working abroad.

While only Russia has recognized the Taliban as the government of Afghanistan, the other countries have diplomatic relations with Kabul.

Qatar, which hosts a major U.S. military base in the region, served as a crucial point for those fleeing the Taliban in the chaotic days of the withdrawal of foreign forces from Afghanistan in 2021.

It also hosts a diplomatic post for the Taliban and hosted peace talks in 2019-20 between them and the U.S. administration of then-President Donald Trump.

Many Afghans depend on humanitarian assistance to survive. But ... [truncated]

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Deir al-Balah - 30 July 2025

1. Wide of plane dropping aid over central Gaza Strip

2. Various of aid dropping to ground

3. Various of people climbing wall to get aid

4. People running to get aid

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Rida (no last name given), displaced Palestinian: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 6++

"We headed to the sea hoping to receive some of the aid they claim is humanitarian. When it arrived and fell upon the people, it became clear that this was not humane at all. This approach is inappropriate for Palestinian citizens. We are humiliated by the Jews. The injustice and what is happening to us are enough. We want justice in the livelihood we receive. We do not want this to happen to us: people dying and people fighting. People want to eat, they want to live a decent living with dignity. This is an insult to Palestinian citizens. They beat and killed each other for the sake of aid, which they claim is humanitarian. This is not humanity."

6. Various of people gathering to get aid

7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammed Jundiyeh, displaced Palestinian: ++PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 8++

"The parachutes dropped, and we ran to get food for our children. For more than seven days, I have not received anything for me and my children. We went down to get it, but we were unable to get anything due to the large number of people. This is what I was able to get: mixed with sand, rice mixed with sand. I collected it from the sand. We will clean it and eat it, to satisfy our hunger"

8. Various of man showing rice and pasta that he collected from the ground

STORYLINE:

Airdropped aid continued to fall in the central Gaza Strip on Wednesday with desperate Palestinians struggling to collect what they could.

Many of the parcels have landed in areas that Palestinians have been told to evacuate while others have plunged into the Mediterranean Sea, forcing people to swim out to retrieve drenched bags of flour.

Associated Press journalists saw aid pallets fall inside private properties in the central town of Zawaida.

Palestinians who have been struggling to feed their children, have criticized the practice as "humiliating" as infighting erupted among people trying to chase the airdropped aid.

Under heavy international pressure, Israel announced a series of measures over the weekend to facilitate the entry of more international aid to Gaza, but aid workers say much more is needed.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, or IPC, the leading world authority on hunger crises, has stopped short of declaring famine in Gaza but said Tuesday that the situation has dramatically worsened and warned of "widespread death" without immediate action.

COGAT, the Israeli military body that facilitates the entry of aid, said over 220 trucks entered Gaza on Tuesday.

That's far below the 500-600 trucks a day that U.N. agencies say are needed, and which entered during a six-week ceasefi... [truncated]

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Baltimore, Maryland - 30 July 2025

1. Wide of a piece of bridge deck being carted away

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Brian Wolfe, director of project development for the Maryland Transportation Authority:

"The new alignment is actually to the east so we're able to progress the actual reconstruction work. We'll be driving what we call test piles in the water sometime in September and we'll load test those piles."

3. Wide view of the water from the remains of the Key Bridge

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Gov. Wes Moore, (D) Maryland:

"You know, I know I speak for everybody here , that , um that seeing it from this perspective is breathtaking. Because you know we have, we have been to this area on countless occasions by a boat. But understanding what happened that night, understanding what it was like in the moments for the, the last moments of the six individuals that were lost. Seeing the height that this bridge is at, the enormity of this bridge you know. This is nearly a 2 mile long bridge. This was a bridge that when it was first constructed it took nearly 5 years just for the permitting and design to get done."

++ENDS ON A SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

Demolition crews are using giant saws, backhoes and other heavy equipment to remove large sections of the remaining pieces of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which collapsed last year after a container ship lost power and veered off course, killing six people.

Its replacement, which is expected to open in 2028, can be built nearby during demolition the work, officials said.

Gov. Wes Moore praised the efforts and noted the magnitude of the project during a visit to the worksite Wednesday. He also mourned those who died in the collapse.

"Understanding what happened that night, understanding what it was like in the last moments of the six individuals that were lost," he told reporters.

The March 26 collapse killed six construction workers who were filling potholes when the roadway crumbled beneath them. Baltimore’s port was closed for months, and increased traffic congestion remains a problem across the region.

The longstanding Baltimore landmark was a vital piece of transportation infrastructure that allowed drivers to easily bypass downtown. The original 1.6-mile (2.6-kilometer) steel span took five years to construct and opened to traffic in 1977. It was particularly important for the city’s port operations.

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Gaza City - 30 July 2025

1. Various of injured and some dead people being wheeled away on carts in Gaza City's Zikim district

2. Pan from people carrying sacks of flour to truck and people walking, including one apparently injured man being supported

3. Various of injured and dead people on carts

STORYLINE:

Several injured and dead people could be seen being wheeled away on carts after moving to an area where trucks with aid entered Gaza City on Wednesday, as hungry crowds continue to seek food amid Israel's ongoing military offensive and blockade.

At least 48 people were killed and dozens wounded. They were brought to Shifa Hospital from the Zikim area, near the Waha region west of Beit Lahiya.

They were among crowds waiting for aid trucks arriving through the Zikim crossing on Wednesday afternoon.

After international pressure, Israel over the weekend announced humanitarian pauses, airdrops and other measures meant to allow more aid to Palestinians in Gaza.

But people there say little or nothing has changed on the ground.

The U.N. has described it as a one-week scale-up of aid, and Israel has not said how long these latest measures would last.

Israel asserts that Hamas is the reason aid isn’t reaching Palestinians in Gaza and accuses its militants of siphoning off aid to support its rule in the territory.

The U.N. denies that looting of aid is systematic and that it lessens or ends entirely when enough aid is allowed to enter Gaza.

Palestinians say they want a full return to the U.N.-led aid distribution system that was in place throughout the war, rather than the Israeli-backed mechanism that began in May.

Witnesses and health workers say Israeli forces have killed hundreds by opening fire on Palestinians trying to reach those food distribution hubs or while crowding around entering aid trucks.

Israel’s military says it has fired warning shots to disperse threats.

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Gaza City - 30 July 2025

1. Various of crowd of Palestinians walking and carrying sacks of flour, vehicles passing, some with people on top

2. Pan of injured man being helped by two others

3. Various of crowd of Palestinians walking and carrying sacks of flour, vehicles passing, some with people on top

STORYLINE:

Large numbers of Palestinians were seen carrying sacks of flour in Gaza City's Zikim area on Wednesday.

It comes as the leading international authority on food crises on Tuesday warned that the “worst-case scenario of famine is currently playing out in the Gaza Strip,” predicting “widespread death” without immediate action.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, or IPC, said Gaza has teetered on the brink of famine for two years, but recent developments have “dramatically worsened” the situation, including “increasingly stringent blockades” by Israel.

Israel has restricted aid to varying degrees throughout the war.

In March, it cut off the entry of all goods, including fuel, food and medicine, to pressure Hamas to free hostages.

Israel eased those restrictions in May but also pushed ahead with a new U.S.-backed aid delivery system that has been wracked by chaos and violence.

The traditional, U.N.-led aid providers say deliveries have been hampered by Israeli military restrictions and incidents of looting, while criminals and hungry crowds swarm entering convoys.

Israel says there is no limit on how many aid trucks can enter Gaza.

More than 60-thousand Palestinians have been killed during the Israel-Hamas war, nearly half of them women and children, Gaza’s Health Ministry said Tuesday.

The ministry does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in its count, but the figures are viewed as the most reliable by the United Nations and other independent experts.

The Israeli offensive, launched in response to Hamas' attack on southern Israel on October 7, 2023, has destroyed vast areas of Gaza, displaced around 90% of the population and fuelled a catastrophic humanitarian crisis.

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Chile, Iquique - 30 July 2025

1. Various of fishermen evacuating UPSOUND: sirens

2. Various of people evacuating UPSOUND: sirens

3. Eli and Henry Morales evacuating with their cat

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Eli Morales, resident:

"We came to get the cat to go up (to a safe are) because we can't leave the cat behind."

5. Various of people evacuating

6. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marcela Inostroza, resident:

"The problem is that there was an earthquake. So our coasts are in danger. I mean, we have to evacuate even if we're not sure what's going to happen."

7. Police vehicle UPSOUND (Spanish) "Due to a tsunami event, it is requested you evacuate to a safe area."

8. Various of Nanci Cartagena and family evacuating

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nanci Cartagena, resident:

"(Authorities) asked us to evacuate and move to a safe area due to the tsunami alert, that's why I'm going up with my grandchildren."

10. Various of people gathering to evacuate

STORYLINE:

Chile early Wednesday upgraded its tsunami warning to red, the highest level of alert, for most of its lengthy Pacific coastline.

The red alert followed an 8.8 magnitude quake off Russia's sparsely populated Far East.

One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded struck off Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula early Wednesday, sending tsunami waves into Japan, Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast.

Chile's coast spans over 6,400 kilometers (4,000 miles), from Arica and Parinacota near its northern border to Magallanes in the far south.

The Education Ministry also canceled classes along much of the coast.

Chile’s national emergency service said it was evacuating hundreds of people from coastal areas.

Chile ranks among the countries that are most vulnerable to earthquakes and tsunamis that they spawn, and Chileans have painful memories of an 8.8-magnitude quake in 2010 that killed 525 people, including dozens in the tsunami that followed.

“Remember that the first wave is usually not the strongest,” Chilean President Gabriel Boric warned on social media. “Let’s act calmly and follow official instructions.”

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Juno Beach, Florida - 30 July 2025

1. Spectators gathered on the beach for turtle release

2. Various of Pennywise the sea turtle being prepped for release

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Marika Weber, Veterinary Technician, Loggerhead Marinelife Center: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"On May 18th, Pennywise was found by Inwater Research Group, one of our partners with severe fractures to her shell. Unfortunately, she was struck by a boat and most of the time, sea turtle interactions with boats are fatal. So seeing Pennywise survive her injuries and being able to make it to our center was very, very special. So it was something that we could fix, heal her up and get her back out into the ocean."

4. Various of Loggerhead Marinelife center team carrying the turtle on a stretcher as spectators watch

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Marika Weber, Veterinary Technician, Loggerhead Marinelife Center: ++COVERED++

"After two months in our care, Pennywise was released back out into the ocean right here on Juno Beach behind our center. It was a really exciting day. We had the community, our whole team here at the hospital, all the departments out there to wish her well."

6. Various of Pennywise crawling towards the ocean

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Marika Weber, Veterinary Technician, Loggerhead Marinelife Center: ++COVERED++

"It's very, very special to see the sea turtles go back out, especially one of that size. It's really rare to have a sea turtle come in over 300 pounds and in female during nesting season. So being able to get her back out into the ocean is an extra special case."

8. Various of Pennywise entering the ocean as spectators watch

STORYLINE:

A 302-pound loggerhead sea turtle named Pennywise made its way back into the Atlantic Ocean Wednesday morning.

The adult female was found stranded off Florida’s coast in May after suffering significant trauma from a boat strike. After treatment, Loggerhead Marinelife Center’s veterinary team has determined she is now healthy and strong enough to return to her natural habitat.

The center had to transport the turtle to a horse clinic for diagnostic imaging because she was too large to fit inside the commonly used CT machines. It was there the team discovered that Pennywise was full of eggs.

With sea turtle nesting season underway, Pennywise now has the chance to lay her eggs and continue her vital role in the marine ecosystem.

Because nesting season in Florida runs from March 1 to Oct. 31, officials at Loggerhead Marinelife Center are encouraging boaters to slow down and to be especially mindful in what they refer to as the Sea Turtle Protection Zone, which extends a mile (1.6 kilometers) off the coast.

All sea turtles are considered endangered or threatened species.

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Panama City, Panama - 30 July 2025

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1. Aerial shot of cars driving on Pan-American highway over waters off coast of Panama City

2. Various aerials of waves off coast of Panama City

STORYLINE:

A major coastal highway in Panama remained open on Wednesday despite authorities issuing a tsunami warning following an 8.8 magnitude quake off Russia's sparsely populated Far East.

One of the strongest earthquakes ever recorded struck off Russia’s Kamchatka peninsula early Wednesday, sending tsunami waves into Japan, Hawaii and the U.S. West Coast.

Several people were injured, but none gravely, and no major damage has been reported so far.

Panama’s National Civil Protection System said the country’s Institute of Geosciences of the University of Panama activated the national response protocol for possible tsunami threats caused by the quake.

Commuters travelling along a main highway which stretches across the waters in Panama City were seen driving carefully as they headed between downtown and the outskirts of the city.

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