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Yemeni hospitals in war zones sometimes receive 700 wounded a day. The shortage of anesthetics, oxygen and essential drugs has worsened the medical and aid situation in Yemen. The Yemenis, who suffered from the war in the past, are now suffering greatly from the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia. In the big city of Taiz, the supply of flour is running low. According to the announcement of the International Committee of the Red Cross, severe conflicts in Yemen have created devastating conditions in the country's hospitals; A country that has been affected by many wars and crises in the past. This international body announced that the number of injured has increased significantly in recent days. Some hospitals in conflict zones have to deal with an unprecedented number of people injured by various weapons; In some cases, the number of injured reaches more than 700 people a day. Firas Abu Samra, the health affairs coordinator of the International Committee of the Red Cross, said that emergency workers are under a lot of pressure.

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Yemeni hospitals in war zones sometimes receive 700 wounded a day. The shortage of anesthetics, oxygen and essential drugs has worsened the medical and aid situation in Yemen. The Yemenis, who suffered from the war in the past, are now suffering greatly from the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia. In the big city of Taiz, the supply of flour is running low. According to the announcement of the International Committee of the Red Cross, severe conflicts in Yemen have created devastating conditions in the country's hospitals; A country that has been affected by many wars and crises in the past. This international body announced that the number of injured has increased significantly in recent days. Some hospitals in conflict zones have to deal with an unprecedented number of people injured by various weapons; In some cases, the number of injured reaches more than 700 people a day. Firas Abu Samra, the health affairs coordinator of the International Committee of the Red Cross, said that emergency workers are under a lot of pressure.

Yemeni hospitals in war zones sometimes receive 700 wounded a day. The shortage of anesthetics, oxygen and essential drugs has worsened the medical and aid situation in Yemen. The Yemenis, who suffered from the war in the past, are now suffering greatly from the conflict between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia. In the big city of Taiz, the supply of flour is running low. According to the announcement of the International Committee of the Red Cross, severe conflicts in Yemen have created devastating conditions in the country's hospitals; A country that has been affected by many wars and crises in the past. This international body announced that the number of injured has increased significantly in recent days. Some hospitals in conflict zones have to deal with an unprecedented number of people injured by various weapons; In some cases, the number of injured reaches more than 700 people a day. Firas Abu Samra, the health affairs coordinator of the International Committee of the Red Cross, said that emergency workers are under a lot of pressure.