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The UN & partners are seizing every opportunity presented by ceasefire, step up support to people across Gaza includes increasing flow of incoming supplies, deliveries, as well as scaling up storage capacity, repair work, life-saving services, and needs and damage assessments. Some 808 trucks entered Gaza, according to info obtained by  UN on the ground through interactions with the Israeli authorities who guarantors ceasefire.
OCHA says UN partners are dispatching incoming supplies to designated emergency shelters and distribution centres across the Gaza Strip. 

They are distributing food parcels and flour and working to reopen bakeries. Yesterday & Monday, UN Relief & Works Agency for Palestine Refugees Near East (UNRWA) distributed 118 trucks more than 53,000 food parcels to communities in Khan Younis and to UNRWA shelters in Deir al Balah.
The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) says 20 trucks carrying critical supplies – including for safe births, emergency obstetric care, postpartum kits, contraceptives and winter items – offloaded in Deir al Balah yesterday. Twenty more trucks carrying UNFPA assistance are entering northern Gaza today.....

The UN Office for Project Services is distributing fuel to ensure that critical services such as healthcare and water pumping and desalination can run on back-up generators in the absence of electricity.

The UN and partners are also supporting infrastructure repairs, including to water wells and desalination plants.
Humanitarian partners are carrying out rapid assessments in newly accessible areas to identify people’s most urgent needs, including water, hygiene, sanitation and healthcare. They are also stepping up disease surveillance efforts.
The UN and its partners are setting up trauma stabilization points to handle emergency cases and mobilizing specialized care teams.

Some 100 Israelis are still captive inside Gaza, military believes at least a third them are dead. Hamas has freed four women Israel has freed 200 Palestinians as part of the most recent ceasefire deal in Gaza.

According to Egyptian state media, 70 of the prisoners have been deported to Egypt. It had been expected that Israel would allow displaced Palestinians to return to their homes in the north following the hostages' release, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that was not happening.