Despite serious challenges impeding our response in #Yemen, our commitment to saving lives in country continues bit.ly/2wUVGbW #ShareHumanity 
People in #Yemen are dying today not just because of the bullets and bombs, but because they are unable to receive the medical care they need to stay alive bit.ly/2wUVGbW
WHO is providing hospitals in #Yemen with fuel, safe water, medicines and ambulances to keep them functioning bit.ly/2wUVGbW
WHO is supporting cholera and other disease treatment centres in #Yemen, as well as supporting therapeutic feeding centres for severely malnourished children suffering from medical complications bit.ly/2wUVGbW
"I cannot breastfeed him anymore as I am also suffering my malnutrition. My husband and I can’t afford to treat him, especially after my husband lost his job due to this war” #Yemen bit.ly/2QeC1wb
“We cannot afford to buy clean water to drink. Bread is the only thing we eat & sometimes we cannot even get that,” said Mohammed Sagheer, who lost two of his daughters to cholera. He himself has been repeatedly infected with acute watery diarrhoea #Yemen bit.ly/2QeC1wb
“Now, we don’t have any choice but to borrow money to bring my child here. The treatment is free-of-charge but I desperately need money for transportation, medicines and lab testing,” said mother of Abdul-Raheem, a cancer patient in #Yemen bit.ly/2QeC1wb
