Gazan parents are writing their children's names on their bodies so they can be identified, per CNN.
A Gazan doctor told the outlet the only way dead children can be identified is through that writing.
More than 1,700 children have died under Israel's airstrikes, per Gazan health authorities.
Gazan parents worry that "anything could happen" to their children, and no one will be able to identify them, Al Masri told CNN.
The supervisor of the room at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, who refused to be named, told the outlet that parents writing their children's names on body parts is a "new phenomenon."
Persons:
—, Dr Abdul Rahman Al Masri, Al Masri, Dr Iyad Issa Abu Zaher, Martin Griffiths, Philippe Lazzarini
Organizations:
CNN, Service, Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, Gazan Health Ministry, Associated Press, International Committee, Cross, UN, Humanitarian Affairs, United Nations, United Nations Relief, Works Agency
Locations:
Al, Aqsa, Hamas, Israel, Gaza, Egypt, Rafah, Palestine