Cholera

YemenExtra Y.A Yemen is likely to be hit by another outbreak of deadly cholera within months, Unicef’s Middle East director has warned on the eve of the third anniversary of the country’s civil war. More than 1 million children were…

YemenExtra Translated By: Malak Ali The Saudi-led coalition against Yemen uses many methods to kill and try to subjugate the Yemeni people. These methods were not limited to military use, but rather to the use of epidemics and diseases…

YemenExtra Y.A The number of suspected cholera cases in Yemen has hit 1 million, the International Committee of the Red Cross said on Thursday, as war has left more than 80 percent of the population short of food, fuel, clean water and…

YemenExtra SH.A. The number of people suffering from the cholera epidemic in Yemen is more than 1 million, and (2227) has died,as well as diphtheria has spread in 20 of the 23 governorates where there are more than 471,000…

YemenExtra SH.A. "According to the epidemiological bulletin of the World Health Organization 1 063 786 cholera cases have been fixed in Yemen since April 27 2017 until the end of February 2018, 2258 cases have been fatal,…

SH.A. The explosion of cholera cases in war-torn Yemen is a “hideous milestone”, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross. The number of suspected cases has now passed the one million mark, making it…

YemenExtra M.A. by Jim W. Dean, VT Editor  …with Press TV, Tehran [ Editor’s Note: Just when you don’t think things can get any worse in Yemen, they do, as the conditions are so ripe for the down hill slide with Saudi…

YemenExtra Yemen has been upside down for three years. Hunger, epidemics, and a blockade are all getting tighter. But the misery has escalated following the ballistic missile which was fired from Yemen at the King Khalid…

YemenExtra A prominent international charity group says an estimated 130 children or more are losing their lives every day in Yemen due to “extreme hunger and disease,” warning the situation will deteriorate unless a…

YemenExtra M.A. “It will be the largest famine the world has seen for many decades, with millions of victims,” Yemeni journalist Afrah Nasser warned. The United Nations, along with dozens of other aid groups, are raising alarm at…