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U.N. warns Yemen could suffer the 'worst famine in 100 years'

18.10.18

U.N. warns Yemen could suffer the 'worst famine in 100 years': theweek.com // The U.S.-supported, Saudi-led coalition intervening in Yemen's civil war has implemented a blockade — cast as an effort to keep weapons away from Houthi rebel fighters — with deadly results. Yemen imports 90 percent of its food, so limited port access for civilian concerns has combined with currency collapse to produce starvation conditions. The country is already wracked by cholera, and more than 100 Yemeni children die daily from starvation and preventable diseases.

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