Gazans 'stockpiling food' in case ceasefire breaks down

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  Palestinians in Gaza are reported to be stockpiling food amid anxiety that the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas will unravel and the flow of aid will stop.

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  We begin in Gaza, where humanitarian aid and imported food is becoming available.

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  But prices in the markets are said to be soaring because of fears the fragile ceasefire may not hold.

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  Israel has threatened to reduce the number of aid trucks because of Hamas' delay in locating and returning the bodies of Israeli hostages.

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  We'll have more on that in a moment, but first let's hear more about what's happening in Gaza.

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  Mahmoud Ahmad Rostam is a student and journalist living in Khan Yunus.

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  Alcord is a journalist in Central Gaza.

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  have meat and chicken and such products at the market since like six or eight months ago.

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