Ten more people with ties to Canada were able to cross the border from Gaza into Egypt on Monday, according to Global Affairs Canada.
No other Canadians were on the published list of people allowed to cross the border on Monday, but not all Canadian citizens, permanent residents and their eligible family members on Friday's list were able to cross the border when it reopened on Sunday became.
On Sunday, 234 Canadians, permanent residents and their eligible family members traveled from Gaza to Egypt as the border crossing reopened after a two-day closure.
As of Friday, there were 266 names with ties to Canada on the list of the General Authority for Crossings and Borders, which, in coordination with the Egyptian and Israeli governments, determines who can cross the Rafah border crossing.
Global Affairs Canada says it remains in contact with more than 250 Canadians, permanent residents and eligible family members in the war-torn territory.
The war, now in its sixth week, began on October 7 when Hamas militants stormed Israel, killing about 1,200 people and taking about 240 others hostage in Gaza.
Israel responded with daily air and ground strikes, and Hamas-run health authorities say the death toll in the area has exceeded 11,000.
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