Camp for forced immigrants in Gaza. Many residents of the sector have no personal hygiene products. Personal hygiene in gas: as the lack of water, soap and gaskets has become a monthly test for women Humanitarian assistance personal hygiene for women and girls in gas has become a serious problem. About 700 thousand inhabitants of the repose -productal age sector collide with it. Due to constant movements, severe living conditions in shelters and camps, there is no pure water and hygienic means of menstruation turned into a real nightmare for them. UN Foundation in the field of population (Yunfpa), dealing with sexual and reproductive health issues, prevents: lack of access to gaskets, pure water and soap create additional difficulties for women and girls, which in particular may pose a threat to their threat health. & nbsp; Due to the blockade of the Israeli of the GAZ sector, which began in March, the reserves of hygiene goods, including menstrual hygiene, were almost completely exhausted in the enclave. Last month, the restrictions were temporarily weakened, and the UN agencies managed to deliver limited volumes of humanitarian aid, including food and drugs. & Amp; nbsp; 60 > from the end of May, assistance is distributed through the system supported by the United States and Israel, bypassing the UN and other humanitarian organizations. However, these volumes are not enough. & Amp; nbsp; almost & nbsp; 90 percent of the water supply and sewage system & nbsp; in the gas are damaged or destroyed, and fuel for pumps for pumps It ended. & nbsp; “I’m just silent cried ”~ 60 > in a conversation with Yunfp employees, one girl recalled how she began to menstrue in a crowded camp:“ I had only one gasket, I wrapped it out, I wrapped it out. Toilet paper to be enough longer. It was not possible to wash, the pain was terrible. I just cried silently. ” & nbsp; Menstruation is converted for residents of a gase into a source & nbsp; stress, isolation and shame. & Amp; nbsp; 60 > “Sometimes I need gaskets and soap than food,” says Aisha, Aisha, Aisha, Aisha, Girl, migrant. & nbsp; “food gives us the opportunity to survive. But gaskets, soap and personal space allow us to live with dignity, & nbsp;-& nbsp; says Mesisa, a woman from Han-Junis. & Amp; nbsp;-when we get hygienic sets, it seems that we are finally someone. I saw. “& nbsp; clothing gaskets Sponge ~ 60 > according to estimates, the sector residents require about 10 million gaskets monthly. Now there is less than a quarter of this volume in Gaza. As a result, women and girls are forced to improvise & nbsp; – & nbsp; use clothes, sponges or rags. In this case, they often do not have the opportunity to wash them properly or wash before repeated use. & Amp; nbsp; “I tore my only shirt into pieces so that my daughters could use them instead of gaskets”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; shared the father of four children who fled from Jabalia. & Amp; nbsp; 62 ~~ 60 > such solutions are not only humiliating, but also extremely extreme Danger: they can lead to infections and serious problems with reproductive health. At the same time, the healthcare system in the gas is practically not functioning & nbsp; – & nbsp; thousands of women are left without the necessary assistance. & Amp; nbsp; in Yunfp also indicate the psychological consequences of the lack of hygiene. “Each time menstruation begins, I regret that I & nbsp; – & nbsp; girl”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; says one of the residents; Gases. & Amp; nbsp; how it helps YUNFPA ~ 60 > Yunfpa seeks to include menstrual health in a general response plan for a crisis in the newspaper. Since October 2023, the organization provided more & NBSP; 300 thousand women and girls & nbsp; two -month reserve of one -time gaskets and transmitted & nbsp; more than 12,000 & nbsp; postpartum assistance sets for young people mothers. & nbsp; however, three months later from the beginning of the full blockade of humanitarian assistance, the warehouses are almost completely empty. New hygienic sets are not in gas now. & nbsp; in the UN they call not forget about the difficult situation of women and girls in the sector and provide them with the necessary assistance. & nbsp;