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Tributes paid to killed aid staff as more charities pause Gaza work - BBC News | Tributes paid to killed aid staff as more charities pause Gaza work - BBC News |
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The family of killed aid worker Lalzawmi "Zomi" Frankcom say she would be "heartbroken" if her death stopped aid reaching people in Gaza. | |
Frankcom, an Australian national, was one of seven aid workers for charity World Central Kitchen (WCK) killed in an Israeli strike on their convoy on Monday. | |
Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald, her family said the deaths "should never have happened" and "the | |
lives of humanitarian workers should always be protected". | |
Several aid groups, including WCK, have suspended their operations in Gaza in response to Monday's strike. | |
“Zomi would be heartbroken if this incident, | |
as tragic as it is, prevented aid from being given to those in need," the family adds. | |
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