Six children among 10 dead in Gaza as bakery fire spreads through market

At least 10 people, including six children, dead after a bakery fire swept through a crowded market in a refugee camp in the Gaza Strip - Palestinian officials

Palestinians put out a fire that broke out in a market in the refugee camp of Nuseirat in central Gaza Strip, on March 5, 2020.

Six children were among the dead and 14 of the injured were in critical condition, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. Gaza's Interior Ministry, which is run by the Hamas, said the fire resulted from a gas leak inside one of the bakeries which caused several cooking gas bottles to explode.

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