Gazans flee scorching tents for a polluted sea

Thousands displaced into cramped, makeshift tents along Gaza’s coast are flocking to the Mediterranean to bathe and wash as summer heat soars.
The shoreline is heavily polluted with sewage after infrastructure collapse, but broken pumps and scarce fresh water leave residents little alternative.
With no electricity, fans or steady aid, people say the tents feel “like an oven” as families try to cope amid ongoing conflict.