The United Nations World Health Organization said that Yemen is ranked third in the world in terms of the number of cholera injuries due to the increasing number of cases recorded since the beginning of this year.

The organization explained in a recent report on the outbreak of cholera that Yemen is the third largest country in the outbreak of the epidemic in the world, after both southern Sudan with eleven thousand injuries and Afghanistan with more than six thousand and three hundred injuries.

The report indicated that six thousand and one hundred and ten injuries were reported throughout Yemen and four mortality linked to the epidemic last January, pointing out that the number of injuries and deaths reported in the aforementioned month represented a decrease compared to December, which preceded it, warning that it is on Despite the descending trend, more than a thousand cases are still reported.

The World Health Organization report stated that Al -Hodeidah Governorate in West Yemen, Hajjah and Amran in its north and Taiz in its west, the list of governorates topped the number of cases of cholera and acute water diarrhea, followed by the province of Dhamar and Abb, south of the capital, Sanaa, while Shabwa Governorate, south, Hadramout, Al Mahra, east and the Archbil of Socotra, recorded The Gulf of Aden is the lowest number in cases of cholera.

In recent years, Yemen registered the return of diseases and epidemics that were in previous periods in the rule of the extinct within its lands due to the efforts and treatment made by the state over dozens of time.

MSF and for the first time, for the first time, revealed the spread of the leather migration disease of Angelistoma in the Hodeidah governorate in the west of the country, and this comes with the continued spread of diseases in Yemen, including cholera, measles, dengue fever and malaria, which caused the death of hundreds of population.