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UN relief wing allocates $58 million for life-saving assistance in war-torn Yemen

Dec 10, 2016, at 01:12 pm

New York, Dec 10 (Just Earth News): Amid soaring malnutrition and collapsing basic services in Yemen, a staggering 18.8 million people need humanitarian assistance, the United Nations relief wing has reported as it allocated $58 million through the Humanitarian Pooled Fund to bolster life-saving activities across the crisis-gripped country.

New UN survey reveals extensive damage to health system in war-torn Yemen

Nov 08, 2016, at 01:47 pm

New York, Nov 8 (Just Earth News): There are critical shortages in medical doctors in over 40 per cent of all Yemeni districts, with more than half of all health facilities closed or partially functioning as the conflict continues, a new World Health Organization (WHO) survey has revealed.