Yemen Escalation Kills Nearly 1,700, Injures over 7,000 Since August: UN Agency
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WHO reports 559 casualties from Oct. 20 to 25 as fighting continues across several governorates
The World Health Organization has reported that the death toll from the ongoing conflict in Yemen has risen to 1,677 since last month, with 7,395 injured and more than 276,000 people forced to leave their homes.
The WHO reported that the death toll from the conflict in Yemen has risen to 1,677 and the number of injured to 7,395 since last month. The organization stated that the deadliest fighting occurred in the cities of Marib, Taiz, and Lhaij, and that 276,301 people have been displaced due to the conflict.
Sana ' a: Thursday, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that more than 9,000 people had been killed and injured as a result of the military escalation in Yemen since last August, and reported that it had observed 1677 deaths and 7395 injuries since the beginning of last August, as a result of the military escalation in Yemen.
At least 1,677 people have died in Yemen since the beginning of August, when it began the Huthis offensive against forces loyal to the internationally recognized Yemeni government, the WHO indicated.
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