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Gaza War Death Toll Hits 73,910, with 174,914 Wounded

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Gaza, September 19 (QNA) - The death toll from Israel's carnage in the Gaza enclave since Oct. 7, 2023, has risen to 73,910, with 174,914 people wounded.

Hospitals across the enclave have received four people killed and 17 wounded over the past 48 hours, Palestinian medical sources said Saturday.

They added that the cumulative death toll since the ceasefire took effect last October has climbed to 1,390, with 4,801 people injured, while the overall number of bodies recovered from beneath the rubble has reached 831.

The sources noted that 85 people have been added to the cumulative death toll after their data were finalized and officially verified, following the last addition to the tally on Sept. 5.

They said several victims languish beneath the rubble and on the roads, as paramedics and rescuers can hardly reach them. (QNA)

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