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•As Gaza death toll passes 40,000, corpses are buried in yards, streets, tiered graves
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The death toll in Gaza since the beginning of the 10-month-old Israel -Hamas war has passed 40,000 .
The small, densely populated strip of land is now packed with bodies.
Families flee repeatedly to escape offensives, bury their dead wherever possible.
Israel began striking Gaza after Hamas -led militants stormed across the Israeli border on Oct. 7 .
The uncertain fate of relatives’ bodies haunts families.
With fuel scarce, workers fill trucks with corpses, strapping some on top to save gas.
Israel says it does not have a policy of destroying graves.
The military says it found Hamas tunnels underneath a cemetery east of Khan Younis .
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