WHO warns in Yemen of funding gap and cholera risk, and announces death toll from escalation

The World Health Organization warned of a critical funding gap in the health response in Yemen, and that fuel shortages and disruptions to water pumping could increase cholera cases. The organization also announced a human toll from the escalation and renewed fighting since August.

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• The organization warned of a critical funding gap in the health response in Yemen.

  «منظمة الصحة العالمية تدق ناقوس الخطر بشأن فجوة حرجة في تمويل الاستجابة الصحية في اليمن»

  World Health Organization (WHO)
• Fuel shortages and disruptions to water pumping could increase cholera cases in Yemen.

  «حذرت منظمة الصحة العالمية من أن نقص الوقود وتعطل ضخ المياه قد يزيدان حالات الكوليرا في اليمن.»

  اليوم السابع
• The toll since August stands at 1,574 killed and 6,939 injured due to the escalation.

  «أفادت منظمة الصحة العالمية بمقتل 1574 شخصًا وإصابة 6939 آخرين جراء التصعيد في اليمن منذ أغسطس.»

  بلقيس نت
• Another source reported that at least 1,500 people were killed after fighting resumed.

  «أعلنت منظمة الصحة العالمية مقتل 1500 شخص على الأقل في اليمن بعد تجدد القتال»

  بوابة الشروق

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