Gazan police offices destroyed and 300 unexploded rockets collected from 11 days of fighting

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The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Gazan police offices destroyed and 300 unexploded rockets collected from 11 days of fighting” – below is their description.

Large piles of rubble remained at a Gaza police complex on Saturday where several buildings had been leveled by Israeli airstrikes during the recent 11-day war.

Gaza police chief Mahmoud Salah said that six offices had been struck, including the bomb squad and forensic evidence departments. At least four police officers were killed.

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