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As security tensions continue to rise in the Gaza Strip, municipal crews in Khan Yunis have begun mobilizing to clear debris and reopen key roads across the city. Local workers, operating under difficult and often dangerous conditions, are working around the clock to restore access for emergency services and residents.

Officials say the cleanup efforts are essential to maintaining basic infrastructure and ensuring humanitarian aid can reach affected neighborhoods. Despite ongoing airstrikes and uncertainty, crews remain determined to stabilize daily life and support their community.

The situation in Khan Yunis reflects the broader challenge facing Gaza’s cities — balancing urgent recovery work with the constant risk of renewed violence.