This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Robin Brantt and at 14 hours GMT on Tuesday the 14th of November,

these are our main stories.

The director of a Gaza hospital says staff have been

forced to bury dead patients in a mass grave. Israel confirms the death of a

teenage woman kidnapped by Hamas. Also in this podcast, Slovenian politicians are hailing a good news story of regeneration in the capital,

but not all local people agree. The authorities in South Korea take drastic

action to help students at exam time and... We have the solutions but the

crisis is still getting worse faster than we're implementing them.

A former U.S. Vice President on the challenges of tackling climate change in Africa.

We start in Gaza in Gaza where the territory's main hospital is now burying

dead patients in a mass grave. The director of al-Shifa Medical Facility says there's no longer electricity for Morgs to function

and 179 people, including babies, have been buried in the grounds of the hospital.

Juliet Tuma, who is the spokesman for the United Nations Agency for

Palestinian refugees, known as UNRWA, told the BBC that supplies of fuel had run out.

We do not have fuel as of this hour. Andra does not have fuel. Andra has not received any fuel from outside of Gaza since the war began on the 7th of October and yes we are on the

verge of becoming non-operational if we do not get an urgent shipment of fuel.

Our correspondent in Gaza, Rushdie Abu aloof, has been reporting daily on the war for five weeks now, and he joined me on the line from

Khan Yunus in the south of the territory.

They decided this morning the Hamas-ran Health Ministry

the director of the hospital told the BBC that 170 people were buried in this

grave this morning.

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