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Published date: 12 April 2021 12:24 UTC | Last update: 2 days 10 hours ago Deaths and infections from Covid-19 in Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries, are surging. So much so that Yemen’s Supreme National Emergency Committee for Covid-19, a body linked to the country’s internationally recognised government, recently urged authorities to declare a public health "state of emergency". The committee said on Thursday that there have been more than 5,000 cases and 1,000 deaths since the outbreak of the virus last year, but the real figure is li...

Yemen's emergency coronavirus committee reported 132 confirmed and 19 deaths on Tuesday. AP Photo ADEN: Yemen received its first Covid-19 vaccines on Wednesday, a week after the war-ravaged country's internationally-recognised government declared a health emergency in response to a second wave of the pandemic. The 360,000 doses of AstraZeneca's vaccine arrived by plane at Aden, part of a consignment from the global COVAX vaccine-sharing scheme expected to total 1.9 million doses, UN Children's Fund UNICEF said. In the southern city - the government's interim capital - patients at an isola...

Iftar events banned as new curfew goes into effect and donations are fleeting during the holy month People ask me about the prices, and when I answer, they seem very unhappy. Some even beg me to give them lower prices. But the truth is, I am one of these people. I am suffering just like them Updated 14 April 2021 April 13, 2021 21:37 BEIRUT: The social events, traditions and gatherings usually celebrated during Ramadan will be very different this year in Lebanon as the country continues to grapple with unprecedented economic collapse and a coronavirus (COVID-19) surge. Leading up to the holy...

Yemen: Civilians wounded and killed in Hodeidah frontline hostilities Format Monday, December 14, 2020 — Renewed conflict on the frontlines to the south of Hodeidah Port on Yemen’s Red Sea Coast has become some of the most intense in the country, and the number of civilians needing major war-trauma surgery is rising, says medical humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF). Since October, the MSF trauma hospital in the nearby town of Mocha has treated 122 war-wounded patients – but since the last week of November, there has been a distinct change, ...