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At the university of virginia. Critics say it is not enough. This is Aljazeera America live from new york city, im stephanie sy. This morning the red cross hopes to deliver emergency humanitarian aid to yemen as a new round of airstrikes targets rebel fighters there. The Saudiled Coalition face the challenge of finding houthis hiding among civilians. They inched closer to aden and that is where forbes loyal to yemens president are holding out. For civilians trapped amid the fighting the situation is worsening. Yemenese say the war is ripping their country apart. There is a shortage of clean water and electricity is intermittent. Hospitals are running low on staff and medicine. Yemen is one of the poorest countries in the world and relied heavily on food aid. 90 have the countries food is imported. The red cross said todays go ahead to send humanitarian aid in is in limbo. Its unsure if any of plane will actually be able to fly in while the airstrikes continue. A former advisor to the p
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Volunteers Provide Supplies To Okmulgee Residents Displaced By Flash Flooding
People displaced by the flash flooding that brought more than ten inches of rain in Okmulgee earlier this month still need help.
Volunteers have been able to use an empty Warehouse Market off 8th Street as a distribution center, providing storm victims with all kinds of supplies.
Pastor Rocky Ausbrooks at The Refuge Church said they ve been able to serve more than 200 families.
“North Star Bridge and 180 Disaster Relief brought in a bunch of great stuff,” Ausbrooks said.
Ausbrooks is just one of many volunteers who ve dedicated their time to organize and distribute supplies, as they re still trying to get the city back to normal.