The Palestinian Civil Defense said on 11 January that firefighting and rescue vehicles across Gaza, Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis had stopped working because spare parts and repair equipment were unavailable. More than half of its vehicles across Gaza were reportedly out of service because of fuel shortages, limiting rescue and recovery capacity.
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What constraint did Civil Defense report on 11 January?
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Civil Defense said missing parts and fuel had put many vehicles out of service.
Civil Defense said all rescue vehicles across Gaza remained operational on 11 January.
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It said many were out of service because of missing parts and fuel.