世界粮食计划署：进入加沙的粮食仍远少于目标

Core Points - The World Food Programme (WFP) is currently supplying an average of 750 tons of food daily to Gaza, which is significantly below the target of approximately 2000 tons per day [1][3] - The WFP emphasizes the necessity of opening more crossing points to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid, as the current situation limits the ability to meet the food supply goals [3] - Since the ceasefire began on October 10, only 986 humanitarian aid trucks have entered Gaza, far below the expected 6600 trucks, indicating a severe shortfall in meeting the basic humanitarian needs of the population [5] Group 1 - The WFP's current food supply to Gaza is 750 tons per day, which is less than 38% of the target [1] - The WFP requires all crossing points to be operational to achieve the food delivery target [3] - Only two crossing points, Kerem Shalom and Kissofim, are currently open for aid delivery [5] Group 2 - Local residents report worsening conditions, with a lack of fresh food and clean drinking water [7] - The humanitarian situation remains dire, with insufficient aid to meet the basic needs of the population [5][7]