Meanings of coastal strip in English

Here's a brief history of the troubled coastal strip - in 80 seconds.

Its smallish coastal strip is in Chile, and the rest belongs to Argentina.

Heavy rain and high winds lashed the coastal strip today.

We've got enough to cover a fifty-kilometer coastal strip to just north of Jacinto.

To our right, it broadened and flattened as it debouched into the coastal strip.

After Hamas wrested control of Gaza from Fatah, Israel tightened its blockade of the impoverished coastal strip.

Yamato had certain interests in Korea, where it already ruled a small coastal strip in the east.

The strike also inconvenienced passengers and tourists at the coastal strip popular with Kenyan and foreign holidaymakers.

Israel today closed the vital Gaza-Egypt border crossing just days before completing its military pull-out from the coastal strip.

The coastal strip, home to around 1.4 million people, has instead descended into chaos.

Production engineer, Mike Moeahu says the southern coastal strip between Dunedin and Bluff seems to be ideal for this.

In our day, for example, few tropical lowlands are more progressive than the narrow coastal strip of northern Yucatan.

But it appeared not to have taken hold, with fresh reports of rocket fire into Israel from the coastal strip.

Such a move would give a significant political boost to Hamas, the Islamist faction that controls the impoverished coastal strip.

With increased tourist and residential developments on the coastal strip, fewer good beaches are left available for development for public bathing.

Gaza's population could be decimated if coronavirus takes hold among the two million Palestinians who live in the narrow coastal strip.