More than eight million children are threatened with death and disease due to the war in Yemen.
News 30 April 2015

More than eight million children are threatened with death and disease due to the war in Yemen.

The "Seyaj for Child Protection" organization has issued an urgent appeal to save more than eight million Yemeni children, including nearly one million infants, who are…

More than eight million children are threatened with death and disease due to the war in Yemen.
30 April 2015 News motive

The “Seyaj for Child Protection” organization has issued an urgent appeal to save more than eight million Yemeni children, including nearly one million infants, who are facing a food and health catastrophe.

Seyaj’s Monitoring and Protection Center confirms that children are threatened with death and disease due to malnutrition, lack of potable water, and the near-complete absence of health services. Seyaj reiterates its warning about the worsening humanitarian situation in Yemen due to the lack of food, medicine, and fuel reaching the country for almost a month. Food stocks for approximately 60% of Yemeni families have been completely depleted, making it impossible for them to secure their basic food needs.

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