GAZA (Palestine Foundation Information Center) The director of the Government Media Office (GMO) in the Gaza Strip, Ismail Al-Thawabta, has announced a governmental plan to facilitate the return of the displaced citizens from central and southern Gaza Strip to their homes in various Gaza governorates and to the north of the Strip, once the ceasefire agreement comes into effect on Sunday, to end more than 15 months of the annihilation war against the people of the enclave.
He explained in press statements on Thursday, that the government plan will instruct the Palestinian displaced people on a daily basis to deal with the various stages of the ceasefire agreement before returning to their homes.
The government plan will be announced during the coming couple of days, and it will be accompanied by instructions and directives on a daily basis, he added.
Al-Thawabta called on the displaced citizens to adhere to government protocols and return via Al-Rashid coastal road in the west of the Gaza Strip, for safety purposes.
According to GMO statements, more than two million Palestinian citizens in the Strip were forced to relocate and face harsh living conditions in displacement schools, tents and even on the streets, amid scarcity of basic supplies like water and food and amid the spread of diseases.
