This is what the World Health Organization said about the victims of the escalation in #Yemen and the risks of an epidemic outbreak and the blocking of medical supplies to - it said it recorded 1,677 dead and 7,395 wounded as a result of the military escalation in the legitimate government areas until October 25, and emphasized that the toll is the minimum due to the lack of data on areas controlled by the Houthis. She explained that Taiz exceeded the death toll during the period between October 20 and 25 with 237 dead and wounded, including 34 dead, while Ma'ariv recorded the highest number of dead with 45 dead. It was reported that the Al-Arus hospital in Sabr al-Mawdim was hit by shrapnel from a mortar bomb and that an ambulance was destroyed by a missile that killed its driver and the paramedic who accompanied him, noting that procedures had begun to verify the incident. - He warned that the restrictions imposed on access from Aden to Taiz and the West Coast prevent the arrival of medical equipment, due to a lack of medicine and personnel and difficulty reaching patients. - She confirmed that the lack of medicine, fuel and water, in addition to the disruption in waste collection, doubles the risks of the spread of infectious diseases, especially in Taiz. More details.

This is what the World Health Organization said about the victims of the escalation in #Yemen and the risks of an epidemic outbreak and the blocking of medical supplies to - it said it recorded 1,677 dead and 7,395 wounded as a result of the military escalation in the legitimate government areas until October 25, and emphasized that the toll is the minimum due to the lack of data on areas controlled by the Houthis. She explained that Taiz exceeded the death toll during the period between October 20 and 25 with 237 dead and wounded, including 34 dead, while Ma'ariv recorded the highest number of dead with 45 dead. It was reported that the Al-Arus hospital in Sabr al-Mawdim was hit by shrapnel from a mortar bomb and that an ambulance was destroyed by a missile that killed its driver and the paramedic who accompanied him, noting that procedures had begun to verify the incident. - He warned that the restrictions imposed on access from Aden to Taiz and the West Coast prevent the arrival of medical equipment, due to a lack of medicine and personnel and difficulty reaching patients. - She confirmed that the lack of medicine, fuel and water, in addition to the disruption in waste collection, doubles the risks of the spread of infectious diseases, especially in Taiz. More details.