10 Million Muslims Face Acute Food Shortage in Yemen & Dying warns UN

A month ago we published our article 5 Million Muslim Children In Yemen Died due to Hunger, Wars, COVID-19 & Poverty in 2020. Our this article was read by +1 lakh people from around the globe, but a fact-checker put it into the category of the false misleading report only because of its heading, as there is no proof of 5 million died in Yemen, but we have provided the best suitable evidence which makes that possible inside the article, you can read it on your own, In addition, giving out article support today UN warns that over 10 million face acute food shortage in Yemen including 2 million children and half a million pregnant mothers.

Today Al Jazeera English published a report stating the same information, also the world food program says it needs $737m to avert a famine in war-torn Yemen. The United Nations world food program has said that over 10 million people are facing food and health shortage in Yemen.

The outcome will be disastrous as it will cost millions of lives of poor children and their mothers, urgent action is required.

The spokeswoman at WFP  said more than 20 million people were food insecure in Yemen, of which only 13 million receive humanitarian food help, which clearly states that there is no need income generation in Yemen and people even don't have few riyals to feed their children even a packet of milk.

In the middle of a pandemic, a crisis the UN says two million children and a million pregnant breastfeeding women, require treatment for acute malnutrition.

 

The war caused tens of thousands of lives, an estimated four m, million displaced, and 80% of the country's 29 million people are dependent on aid for livelihood.

Being a Muslim, and writing against Saudi Arabi will cost your article as a false & misleading content, but the facts are here and real, which we cover on the last article on Yemen, but what else can we do than just showing the world the crisis in Yemen. 

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