Displaced Palestinian in Gaza builds homemade wind turbine from scrap to power tents
Summary
Reports from several outlets describe a displaced Palestinian in Gaza who has built a makeshift wind turbine from scrap metal and salvaged debris. The Times of Israel says a former engineering student made the turbines, which provide electricity for charging phones, running lights and fans for families still living in tents. Euronews and Africanews report that the turbine is in Khan Younis and that its builder could not afford solar panels, so he turned to wind to power everyday essentials.
Timeline
The Times of Israel
Source ↗A former engineering student in Gaza has made homemade wind turbines from scrap metal and salvaged debris that provide electricity for charging phones, running lights and fans for families still living in tents.
Euronews
Source ↗A displaced Palestinian in Gaza has built a makeshift wind turbine that brings electricity to tents in Khan Younis, and he turned to wind because he could not afford solar panels.
Africanews
Source ↗A displaced Palestinian in Gaza has built a makeshift wind turbine that brings electricity to tents in Khan Younis, and he turned to wind because he could not afford solar panels.
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