The Russian Ministry for Emergency Situations has started loading more than 23 tons of relief goods aboard its Ilyushin Il-76 plane to be delivered to Yemen.
A further 226 people arrived in the country this week, IOM said noting it had provided medical support and temporary shelter to the migrants during the five month period.
Massive aid effort and cease-fire needed as rainy season approaches.
Cholera is the knockout blow
It is no wonder that the coalition bars journalists from flying to Sana’a on U.N. flights, because they want as few witnesses to what they have done to Yemen getting word out to the rest of the world.
Yemen Watchnet
