WHO Reports More than 1,280 Killed in Yemen Fighting
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Daily casualty toll nearly doubles, with 2,007 people killed or injured between Oct. 3 and 11, UN agency says
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expressodasilhas.cvWHO warned that the number of victims in Yemen doubled last week, with 2,007 new victims registered, including 323 dead and 1,684 injured.
Aden, Oct 16 (Latin Press) The World Health Organization (WHO) reported that 1,282 people died and another 5,891 were injured in Yemen from August 6 to October 11, as a result of the military escalation, Yemeni media reported today. The post WHO reports 1,282 deaths and 5,891 injuries in Yemen first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The World Health Organization reports that 1282 people have been killed and 5891 injured in fighting in Yemen since August 6. Between October 3 and 11, 323 people died, 1,684 were injured; Lahic was the city with the highest number of deaths, with 110 casualties.
The World Health Organization (WHO), on Thursday, announced that 1282 people had been killed and 5891 injured as a result of the military escalation in Yemen from 6 August to 11 October. This was reported in the seventh report of the United Nations Organization on the escalation of the conflict in Yemen, which stated that the total number of victims during the period in question was 7,000 to 173.
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