The Ministry of Health and Population warned against a worsening of the health and humanitarian crisis in - as a result of the war and the siege imposed by the Houthi militia on the city for the fourth week in a row, when the stock of medicine, fuel and oxygen reaches critical levels that threaten the continuation of services in 12 hospitals. According to a report by the province's Ministry of Health, 115 basic types of medicine are at risk of running out, while the lack of supplies threatens dialysis services, intensive care and newborn incubators, amid the suspension of immunization and nutrition services in dozens of facilities and about 247,000 people losing access to basic medical care. The ministry called for an end to the attack, lifting the blockade and allowing the free entry of medicine, food and fuel, and called on international organizations and donors to ensure medical supplies and implement an emergency response, in light of the outbreak of epidemic diseases and the disruption of essential services for mothers, children and the sick. More details.

The Ministry of Health and Population warned against a worsening of the health and humanitarian crisis in - as a result of the war and the siege imposed by the Houthi militia on the city for the fourth week in a row, when the stock of medicine, fuel and oxygen reaches critical levels that threaten the continuation of services in 12 hospitals. According to a report by the province's Ministry of Health, 115 basic types of medicine are at risk of running out, while the lack of supplies threatens dialysis services, intensive care and newborn incubators, amid the suspension of immunization and nutrition services in dozens of facilities and about 247,000 people losing access to basic medical care. The ministry called for an end to the attack, lifting the blockade and allowing the free entry of medicine, food and fuel, and called on international organizations and donors to ensure medical supplies and implement an emergency response, in light of the outbreak of epidemic diseases and the disruption of essential services for mothers, children and the sick. More details.