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Google Maps suspends live traffic data in Israel, Gaza
The suspension of live traffic data is a result of the current tense situation: Google spokesperson.


California: Google has announced the temporary suspension of live traffic data on Google Maps and Waze for both Israel and Gaza due to the ongoing tense situation in the region.
A spokesperson from Google Maps revealed that this is not the first time that live traffic data has been suspended in such circumstances.
The decision to suspend live traffic data comes as a precautionary measure, prioritizing the safety of local residents during this period of heightened tension.
The conflict between Israel and Gaza has now entered its 18th day, marked by a surge in violence.
Reports indicate that in the latest Israeli attacks, 110 more Palestinians have lost their lives, pushing the total number of Palestinian casualties to 5 in just 24 hours.
This tragic escalation has prompted concerns for the safety and security of those living in the affected areas.
The suspension of live traffic data is a reflection of the gravity of the situation and aims to prevent any potential misuse of real-time traffic information during this challenging time.

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